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ok ill include the bypass cap for good measure then.
everything else look ok?
plz help answer the above questions. my deadline for this project is nearing.
umm sorry if i sound dumb, but i only got the .1uF part. :|
but is it totally necessary to add this? im trying to minimize parts seeing im a broke high school student.
here is what i have so far
**broken link removed**
-multisim didnt have some of the components i needed (such as a...
regarding the scmematic, the one given above does not have a bypass capacitor. on the spec sheet, they show an amplifier circuit and that one has a bypass cap off of pin #7 then going to ground. should i include this capacitor, or should i use the schematic above?
also, on the circuit in post...
whats the difference between a regular pot and a b-type pot?
also, i am making a radio so is the more gain i have, the better? also would a gain of 200x be good for a small one transistor radio?
hey
regarding this circuit (**broken link removed**)
is the resistor on the left simply a 10k potintiometer? i just found it odd the way the pins were hooked up. could you also explain what this resistor will allow me to do? adjust gain?
sorry i didnt post earlier. so this kind of relay will hold the last state it was set in? can you please link me to one i can use? i can power it using anything from 0v-9v. ive looked online lots and im not so sure what kind to use.
thanks alot for all the help so far guys!
is there a relay that remains at the last state even if power is removed? like if a relay is powered and clicks right, is there one that will stay right even though power is taken away? is it called a solid state relay or something?
manually resetting the latch isnt a big deal. what is an SCR relay and by "O/P" do you mean the outputs? also, do you have a link to some possible components that i can use in my application?
proteus latching relay
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Well i am designing a car alarm for a school project and i am running into problems latching the circuit. The alarm is using RF technology. On my transmitter, i send a high signal to the...
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