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Re: db25 pin connections
Hi! ckshivaram
yes the pin numbers are indeed written on the connector ! I required a magnifying glass to see it
bingo!! no confusion !!
Re: db25 pin connections
Hi ! alexan_e
thanks for the link which clearly says viewed from the pin side not the solder side
sorry, about the drawing , i am a newbie to this forum , i thought i had uploaded an image of the circuit diagram but it seems to have vanished!!
Hi
i am building the art2003 programmer and it says to connect to computer with a db25 connector
i am confused with the drawing of the db25 connector
when it shows the pin connections does it mean the front view or the back side solder tags view?
In the circuit diagram is it showing the...
Hi !
i am building the PicKit2 Lite hardware but first the PIC 18F2550 needs to be programmed with the hex file
Can anyone please let me know what hardware programmer will be best?
Can i use my JDM2 programmer hardware to load its hex file?
do i have to be careful about voltages?
Thanks
Thanks very much indeed to "RCinFLA" with the detailed clear explanation,the output voltage will show low on an ordinary DMM or analog multimeter
cheers !!
i want to know what will be the reading on a DMM or analog multimeter at the output terminals of a modified sine wave or square wave inverter?
I am using a commercial Chinese inverter and my DMM shows 200 volts when the inverter is supposed to give 220V AC
Thanks !
practically it is useless to changeover the phase
suppose phase A is 200V now and phase B and C is 220v, the moment you change the load to good phase B for example, its voltage(phase B) goes down to 200V due to the load and the voltage of phase A goes up to 220V !!
the problem is due to voltage...
And where is Doctor_E who started this thread?
why is he not participating in the discussion?
EDIT: sorry, did not notice that the original post was on 15th March 2006 , more than 5 years ago!!
@Ghazali Zuberi
since you have made it, can you please tell me what voltage you are getting at the input of LM7812 regulator IC after about one hour use, assuming you have installed the IC10 TL081 charge pump circuit?Because i am thinking of not useing the IC10 charge pump circuit and instead...
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