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hi
i want to separate two AC signal that one is sitting on the other....imagine that both signals have almost the same frequency..for example a noise is sitting on my high frequency main signal.and in another position both signal are in the same line and are main and will be separately use...
it is just because of using single power supply so it dosnt work near 0V
if u use -vcc and +vcc even if ur negetive voltage is less than positive (about 1 or 2 for ur use in here) it will be work
i had this problem befor
LM358 is good too
Re: DC-DC converter
dear JSPS:
thats hard to design this cicuit.because you want a high power output so i dont think u can find any IC's to do this for u.so u have just one way i think..u should make that with high power transistors and put some relays to swich in the input for different output...
PIC MICROCONTROLLER
HI EVERYONE
i wrote a basic program for pic micro and change it to hex file but now i missed the basic file and it has been deleted and now i just have the hex file.
i want to know can i convert it back to basic or not and how?
it is realy nessasery.
thanx
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