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power supplly without transformer
Nic,
I agree with you. It is an inductor. Based on colour, size and your measurement. Glad if you could trace the circuit.
Some one gave me the note book (>1996 production)
Symptom: HD indicator ligh up but system refused to recognised the existing of SCSI HD.
Remedy: Two of the surface mount fuses blown out (7 in total - need patience to open the casing)
I've done something look alike (wireless house alarm). I mordified wireless door bell (very cheap on the market). Open the transmitter and receiver, get the chip no and find the datasheet. With proper switching (for the code), you can control several receivers with one transmitter. You can...
I'm a little bit scare to do internal adjustments. I grabbed batdin ideas. Original AGP do not have that facilty, I change the AGP to a new one.... Wow......everything is there with a few more adjustment....
:D A 20 inches monitor for free :)
Re: Evaluating LCD Display
Have a look at this,
http://www.industrialnewsroom.com/images/large/2003/10/27147.jpg
and this catalogue
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Dear master,
I own a tube amp with selectable AC input voltage transformer (110, 117, 230 and 240V). I have set it to 240V. Is it possible for me to tap the 117V on the transformer to be used for tube tuner that fixed at 117V AC input (trying to avoid stepdown transformer).
Thanks/electronic...
Hi master,
Someone give me Sony GDM-20E20 monitor. It's works, internally look untouched. The colour look dull (reddish). It has OSD for colour adjustments (scale 0-100 for each colour). I've tried several combinations, but still can't get the right colour. Any guide or ratio to get the right...
I've own your said board. It work nicely. If you don't want to build yourself as posted by meax, it is a good alternative, the price quite reasonable considering the number of parts and components required.
For a start I suggest you try a simulator, to get familiar with the pic
difference between oscillator and resonator
Oscillator is the general term for circuit that provide oscillation frequency (audio or radio frequency). For digital applications its normally refers as clock frequency.
You can get oscillation (oscillator) either by using discrete component...
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