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i'm interested in interactive simulation, where any changes made on the hardware circuit can affect the software circuit..for example if i change the RCL value in hardware circuit, the software circuit will detect in and thus displayed the changes made. i'm starting from scratch and right now...
hi, i really need help in completing a project which consists about real-time simulation of buck converter. i want to know whether i can use PIC16F877A to do the real time simulation and how to do it?..really need ASAP replies..thanks :)
can someone post tutorial about proteus for designing buck converter?i seems to have trouble in building buck converter as i am just only beginner..thanks
the +10v is from a dc voltage source? but then what do u mean applying a voltage to ctl pin 5?is it that i need to use another voltage source or how??really for asking..it is just a bit confusing when i try to do this in simulation and applying it to hardware
if i wanted to use the first picture, how can i verify to get duty cycle=0.333??is it by changing the value of resistor or by changing the value of the 10v??
i'm really sorry but i don't quite understand about the CLK component in the circuit..it will be hard as i need to build this circuit in hardware form..could u please highlight it in details please by which means its serial name and etc. so that i can find it in any electronic store?
hi..sorry for interruption..I really need help in finding suitable pwm circuit for buck converter with Vin=15v , Vout=5v? here are the schematic diagram of my buck converter's design..hope to hear from u guys soon..thank u..
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