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    will PIC work in adverse circumstances

    Also you may consider using optocouplers at the outputs of the MCU, used for switching relays. Put them between MCU's outputs and ULN2003.
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    DC-DC converter with HUGE input variation

    What about a SEPIC converter or a combination of buck-boost converter? In both cases, the input voltage can be above,equal or below output voltage.
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    LDO vs Non-LDO voltage regulators with high input

    Re: LDO vs Non-LDO No, the dissipated power will be the same. From the formula for power: P=U.I , where U=24-5=19V in both cases, current is the same in both cases => P(power) will be the same. If you want to eliminate heat, try using step-down(buck) converter, for example LM2576.
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    Paralleling ICs MOSFET drivers

    Hi, I need a high current driver IC, for MOSFET/IGBT. Is it possible to use several drivers, incorporated in a single IC chip, connected in parallel. For example Microchip's TC4468 (4x1,2A). It is supposed that delay times are matched, but some differences may exist anyway. Is it a good idea or...
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    Please Help In This One MC89c52

    Using 8-bit ADC: Temperature[C] = adc / 5.12 Resolution is 0.1953C. (adc)-------> 80h = 128d -------> 128d / 5.12 = 25 Centigrade
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    bluetooth software for mobile

    Look here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/btterm/
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    use of a optoisolator in a power supply 4N35 fairchild

    Everything's fine with the schematic. Obviously, this circuit is used for a synchronization purpose. Pin5 should be connected to +5V (or the positive rail) by a pull-up resistor. The "60Hz" labeled rail, in this case should be considered as an output rail. On that same rail, if observed with...
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    Battery Charger/PSU - required European EMC standarts?

    I'm designing a portable, for non-professional use, multi-chemistry Battery Charger. The device also can be used as Programmable Power Supply. It is based on SMPS. Mains Voltage - 230VAC/50Hz, ,output power - 150W max, consumed AC power - 180W max, cos_ph =0,65-0,70 (measured,currently without...
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    Friends, help to find out the bug of this charger

    Please ,can you clarify why soldering is a bad practise? From my practice I can conclude that exactly soldering is the most reliable method. We used to crimp the terminals in the past /automated machine crimping/, but now we solder them. Why? We had quite a lot failed connectors due to oxidized...
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    pic16f877 driver motor stepper

    Re: Resetting a PIC From my experience, doing the same thing, I can tell you not to use external RC reset circuit . Activate PWRT and BOR. Under BOR voltage controller will be held at reset state. BOR voltage is about 4V, so with this big capacity /11000uF/,I think you'll have enough time to...
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    SMPS with TOP247 Kaschke transformer problem

    dual secondaries transformer only using one Thanks FvM ! Transformer is marked 067.039. So, it's the same,I've ordered. You are right about the overview catalogs. In one of them this transformer was noted to be a single secondary 27-30V/3,2A,in other - a double secondary 27-30V. I've examined...
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    SMPS with TOP247 Kaschke transformer problem

    kaschke transformer topswitch Hi! I'm currently trying to make this SMPS work properly. The problem is that the SMPS doesn't hold on load. It's expected to be 27-30V/3,2A 96W. Everything is fine until load >20W is reached. Then TOP-switch heats up and I think thermal shutdown occurs (actually...
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    Sensing current flow through part(s) of the circuit?

    No,it's not a secret :D .Actually we are neighbours - I'm from Bulgaria :D .
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    Sensing current flow through part(s) of the circuit?

    Sorry,but I've missed this,I was assuming that you are using bulbs. The second method I described is not plausible in this case. Take a look at the schematics.The first one senses current ,the second one utilizes the first method I described.
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    Sensing current flow through part(s) of the circuit?

    Do you really need to sense the current flowing through the bulbs? Or you need to check whether the light bulbs aren't burnt out? In case your aim is to control the bulbs /and the whole power elements of the relay/ - it's not obligatory to measure the current directly at all. I can offer you a...

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