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    Solid state relay - Load connection

    Hello, I would like to ask about the picture below: Is there any function difference between connecting the load to pin 2 instead to pin 1 please ? In datasheet, the manufacturer recommend to tie the load to pin 1, but for layout reason I need to bring it to pin 2. Thaky you. It is the S202S02...
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    JFET signal shaper for simple frequency counter

    some opinion to picture above please
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    JFET signal shaper for simple frequency counter

    Hello, I am here again with one more question. Can somebody explain me the advantage of coupling transistor with gate through capacitor on the picture below, instead of tying them directly with wire? (the mentioned capacitor is pointed by arrow)
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    JFET signal shaper for simple frequency counter

    Thank you for suggestion. Can you explain me please the advantage of adding this R and C ?
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    JFET signal shaper for simple frequency counter

    Hello. Component values are not important for this moment. I just only would like to know if I can use the Picture 2. circuit - if I can use R2 (the Source side) for BJT NPN biasing (driving). Because I have only seen the Drain side as output in all other schematics. Many thanks.
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    Assorted Resistor and Capacitor

    I use 220 R very often as protection against currents larger than 25 mA for PIC's I/O pins
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    JFET signal shaper for simple frequency counter

    Hello, I am posting two pictures. On Picture 1. is the JFET driving PNP BJT through voltage drop on R1 - this is common circuit how I found on internet by many similar variants. On Picture 2. is the same JFET, but driving NPN BJT through voltage drop on R2 - I would rather use this variant...
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    RF modules 433,92 MHz, difference between PLL and SAW oscillator

    Hello guys, I would like to ask you question about following RF modules: the first one is: https://www.sos.sk/a_info/resource/c/pdf/tx4msil.pdf and second one: https://www.sos.sk/a_info/resource/c/pdf/txsawboost.pdf First one has output power about 2 dBm and uses PLL oscillator and second has...
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    PIC 12 F 675 low power oscillator using 32,768MHz crystal

    Hello, I changed caps to 47pF. It works better now. The start up time is up to 2 seconds. Thanks to everybody, especially to betwixt. But I am confused about the oscillator´s wave shape - I supposed the square wave but I have sinusoidal wave instead. Is it normal for such frequency please?
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    PIC 12 F 675 low power oscillator using 32,768MHz crystal

    I am sorry for my mistake, of course, the frequency is in kHz Many thanks for all responds.
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    PIC 12 F 675 low power oscillator using 32,768MHz crystal

    PIC 12 F 675 low power oscillator using 32,768kHz crystal Hello guys, I am using low power oscillator configuration on PIC12F675 MCU with 32,768kHz crystal. My problem is that the program starts after approx. 12 sec from power supply switching on, what is too long time for me. I am using 100pF...
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    What is the difference between those two Colpitts oscillators ?

    LC oscilator type Hello, I have queastion about type of the osclator I found on wikipedia here: File:NPN Colpitts oscillator collector coil.png - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This oscillator is described as "Colpitts", bud I compared it to another schematics of Colpitts oscilators and I...
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    Transformer's primary winding power consumption

    Hello, can somebody give me advice how to calculate the power consumption of the transformer's primary choke, when no load is applied to secondary winding please? My transformer parameters are: primary winding voltage rate = 230V primary choke impedance = 2000 Ohms I just know only abut this...

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