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    Photodiode transimpedance amplfier

    Hi all. I've been struggling with my Photodiode Transimpedance Amplifier for some time now and was hoping some of you could help me make this a bit more clear. So far I've tried to measure the output voltage in different light conditions, which gives a reasonable output. Using the -Id * Rf =...
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    LED Strips PWM control

    Yeah sorry for the mistype. Meant Drain and not collector. You can find a schematic below. The schematic is incomplete and only meant as a sketch of the overall schematic. If it's still too unclear, let me know and I try to redraw it :) So each pair of RBG LED is connected to the same MOSFET...
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    LED Strips PWM control

    So I've tried to use a similar transistor as the one you replied with. I found out that my load resistor was causing the heat problem. My attempt to a solution is: So I have 2 RBG LED's, where the first MOSFET controls the ON/OFF state and the second three RBG control each of the R, B and G...
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    LED Strips PWM control

    THanks for the answer. I happened to come across a logic level MOSFET K4033, which has VGC of only 4V. However, I'm still struggling getting enough through the transistor to drive the leds proberbly. At the moment I'm having a 10k Resistor from the power source to the Collector. I'm aware it...
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    LED Strips PWM control

    Hi all. I'm currently trying to construct a board, where I can wirelessly control an LED Strip using my phone's Bluetooth. I'm using an atmel 328PU microcontroller for the main control of the system. What I'm trying to achieve, is to have up to 5 strips attached to the board. Each has to be...
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    Filter missing output gain.

    Wow, you're completely right. I might have to do some restudy of ohms law :) Going to try that first thing tomorrow :)! Thanks a lot for the help
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    Filter missing output gain.

    It's a 6.5" 4 ohms speaker. 15w
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    Filter missing output gain.

    Hi all. I'm trying it develop a simple low pass filter for an audio system. It consists of a simple RC filter. Cutoff frequency at 6 KHz, with R = 920 ohm and C = 27 nF. The problem is, that the output gain is so low, compared to the input gain. If I try to disconnect the resistor, the output...
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    inc/dec 7 segment display help

    arrh okay. That did the trick. Great. Thanks a lot for the help! :D
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    inc/dec 7 segment display help

    Been trying to do what you said, array[number_0]++, but it doesn't increment the array by one, but the binary value. So you can imagine, that it's what you get on the display, is just the leds incrementing by 1 each time it's pressed. What could be causing this? And thanks for the answer by the...
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    inc/dec 7 segment display help

    That did indeed make it a lot more simple. But then how to increase the array by 1 for each time, the if command is executed?
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    inc/dec 7 segment display help

    Hi there. I'm trying to drive 2 7 segment displays using a pic16f887, where the segments are setup as multiplexed. What I'm trying to achieve is, that when you click one button, the number on the display increases and when you click another, it decreases. I've been trying to make this work in...
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    Up/down counter with 2 clocks

    Thanks for the answer :) What I want is to make the counter increase by two, as each pulse arrives. And about the two clocks. Again I'm not that much into this yet, so I was thinking that when you had two clocks, they would be independent of each other in a way, which allowed you to control...
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    Up/down counter with 2 clocks

    So I'm currently trying to build a circuit, where you basicly have a counter which counts up or down and shows it on a 7 segment display. Quite simple so far. It has to be able to count from the range 0-999, but again that is just 3 counters, with following 3 decoders. Anyway my questions are...
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    Controlling a H-Bridge with PWM from a PIC16F887

    Building a H-Bridge using PWM from a PIC16F887 Hi Guys. I'm currently working on a school project, where we are trying to build a Line Following Robot. So far I'm able to control duty cycle of the PWM signal, with the use of 3 different sensors. So far so good. The last thing I'm missing, is...

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