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Hi,
First of all the replacement transistor you tried is not right to replace the first transistor.
Second, if the transistor blew up again, you probably have something blown in previous stage.
Good work
That is not correct the behavior you described is rotate not shift.
For a right shift by 1 on a byte gives 0 and a left shift by 8 gives also 0 if the initial value is 1.
Your specification is not given in watt but in Volt and Ampere. So doing the math of V x I is wrong if you want to know what is the maximum power. Refer to post #3.
To be able to calculate the input wattage of your PSU, you need to know your Power Factor, if you're using two multimeter to perform voltage and current measurement then your result will be in VA not Watt.
Check to see if your problem is not related to endianness type (little/big endian).
This document from Matlab may help you : https://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/fread.html
replace the #define with typedef and the * after position by ;
In the function replace tPosition with Position.
Also check for the width of the int type to make sure it bigger than 16 bit.
If triac are used to control an inductive load Current and Voltage are out of phase, so even if voltage is 0V there will still be current flowing. Triac turn off is at 0 current not 0 voltage.
Here something that could possibly do what you want. I give you pseudo code only.
Read RTC and put the result in a variable.
Select the right display by sending a 0 to your display.
Isolate the value you want to send. Put it on PD0-PD4. Toggle high then low the STB pin of the Mux to latch the...
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