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    Is this feasible??sending 8-bit data from a PC Lan Port to one of 8051's port??

    sorry for my mistake,i didnt know about that,thank you for correcting... so the best way is to use a chip derived 8051 with USB like PIC18F2455... also i have a doubt that is, any 8051 development kit can be used to develop anyother companies 8051 derived IC?? also which is a good 8051 kit...
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    Is this feasible??sending 8-bit data from a PC Lan Port to one of 8051's port??

    sorry,yes you are correct,i was talking about the 8 pin RJ-45... :) that 8 pins represent 8 bits right??
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    Is this feasible??sending 8-bit data from a PC Lan Port to one of 8051's port??

    Hello there, *My simple objective is to send some codes from my PC to a Micro-controller,which will then take decision based on the received code and control another Machine So my idea is,all PC comes with a 8-bit lan port,so what if i could connect the 8 bit LAN wires to one of the port of...
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    I already built the Mic amp yesterday and its working fine with my transmitter.... :) I used BC547,instead of BC549C... it has less gain than the orginal circuit coz i didnt have BC549C which has 500 beta, BC547,has beta of around 200.. so less gain.. I didnt use the 10K pot... I connected...
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    Also do you think by increasing the Ic,which is now 3mA to 10mA will increase the gain of the amplifier??
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    I think the R1 can be increase to 162K and R2 to 22K... with it the Zin will increase to 1.3K The Zout is 1.5K when the pot is set to half that is 5K,2.2K||5K = 1.5K From other source , i came to know this thing about Cin and Cout Why is that the Cin and Cout Reactance of the lowest...
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    1)The C1 capacitor forms a Low pass Filter right?? 2)And what about C2?
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    Thanks for the reply... i calculated the Input impedance of this circuit it and its has around 900 ohms Ic=3mA Rin=4K Zin=4K||22K||2.7K||2.2K = 900 Ohms the Electret mic i have has impedance of 2K ohms... i think the mic amplifier should have higher impedance than the mic.. am i...
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    My another simple yet frustrating problem of mine,plz help 1)as the circuit show by Sky_123,i think the Output impedance is 2.2K(Rc),can it be connected to a LM386 AMp Ic which has Rin of 50K ? 2)and it has Input impedance of around 1K, can a Electret mic with 2K ohm impedance be connected to...
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    I think the Input impedance of that circuit is around 1K ,but the electret mic impedance is around 2K, do you think it will work like that??
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    [SOLVED] Simple Understanding Problem with Electret Microphone..

    hi...i have a simple doubt with Electret mic... i want to make a little microphone amplifier.. but i have a small doubt... In the below simple circuit,the mic is connected to 9V Dc through a 10K resistor.. so 9/10K=0.0009A.. 1)Should the Mic be powered in order to work or not?? 2)With 10K...
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    Common Transistor Amplifier:- doubts on Input impedance

    so you'll calculate the impedance of a capacitor for the frequency which will pass through it using the Capacitive Reactance formula?
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    Common Transistor Amplifier:- doubts on Input impedance

    @varun Thanks for explaining,i think i understood something in the above circuit the first stage Zout=R3||Rload(where Rload = next stage input impedance)? am i right?? or first stage Zout =Rc; as Rc is at one end of capacitor and Rload(i.e next stage input impedance)is on the other side of...
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    Common Transistor Amplifier:- doubts on Input impedance

    i think Cout is used to block DC from a amplifier stage from passing to another stage and interfering with its bias point.. and it is also used as high pass filter to attenuate signals which are less than cut off frequency... So the output impedance of a common emitter = Rc||Rload... and the...
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    Common Transistor Amplifier:- doubts on Input impedance

    For example,if im going to hook up that circuit output to next stage and that stage has 12K input impedance,then (Rload=Rc||RL) = 6K||12K(next stage input impedance) = 4K ohms output impedance then i could calculate the Cout using the 4K ZOut value??? or as LvW said, to calculate Cout, its...

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