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Dear All,
I am facing a problem with my CPU(desktop),it fails to start.
Motherboard led is not working,no beep sound from CPU and fans are also not working.
I have tested the SMPS with another desktop and it's working fine while in my desktop the fan of smps
is not functional.
Removing or...
Dear All,
I have seen a LCD (in a weighing machine) looks like 16x2 but it has 21 Pins.I have searched a lot but not found any 21 Pin LCD,is this device specific?
Hi All,
Today I have serviced my UPS,just replaced 1P & 2F with BC547/BC557 in driver section.
It's working fine,but I need the SMD transistors.Where can I get it in India?
Regards
I am personally using 120AH+120AH in parellal with my inverter
for three and half years,without having any trouble.
So I have used the word "either" and "practically seen".
Thanks
Dear All,
I have a couple of MC908JL3CPE,and I don't want to waste them.
Googled a lot about this MC and found this as outdated.
Now my question is how can I program this controller and which programmer should I use.
Currently I am working with JDM by Fragrance and the datasheet of MC is...
It's very important that both batteries must be similar in terms of volt and AH,
either in series or parallel.
I have practically seen that the performance is well also in parellel (with similar batteries).
I agree ,because if the load is according to bigger one then the battery with lower capacity will not tolerate the current
and surely the lower capacity batteries plates will burn.
If the batteries are connected in parallel total capacity will be bat1+bat2 (200+18),
and the current will flow towards lower volt .
In your case the voltage of both bat is equal so no current will flow from 200AH to 18AH .
Thanks
Thanks pnjbtr. I have seen practically that a 13.5v/10A transformer (input 220v/50hz) charges a battery much faster than a digital charger(7Khz/13.5v).
What is the reason behind this?
Thanks
I know LM317 is used as charging regulator,but my question is about the inverters in which H-bridge has been used in output section.
Thanks
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I know LM317 is used as charging regulator,but my question is about the inverters in which H-bridge has been used in output section...
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