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    sine to square wave converter

    sorry but i lost u guys there..! can u please elaborate on how hysteresis can be reduced by positive feedback?
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    Points. What purpose do they have.

    guys, many of you said that we are here to learn new things and share knowledge[/B]. i don't think we are bothered about [B]how people use the info we give. so why not appease the queries of the guys who wanted to know how the points system worked? :-)
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    sine to square wave converter

    @barry: did u mean 'negative feedback to avoid oscillations'? 'cause i believe positive feedback makes oscillations, rather than preventing them!
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    A Universe from Nothing

    @flatulent: do u remember it enough to quote it here please?
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    bi2de matlab

    @Aya2002: so when we say the voltage at point A is 17dB lower w.r.t the voltage at point B, does it mean 17=20*log(Vb/Va) ?
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    Finding the value of a resistor in a circuit without detaching it from the circuit

    Hi, suppose we have a PCB with a lot of components in it; and we need to find the value of a fixed value resistor in it. the problem is, any colour coding that was on this resistor has disappeared owing to wear 'n tear and we can't desolder the resistor from the board, as we can't modify the...
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    sine to square wave converter

    as u can c, pin1 of the device is grounded. so when the voltage at pin3 is positive, the output goes to +Vsat; 'n when the voltage at pin3 is negative, the output goes to -Vsat. thus, the sine wave at the input is converted to a square wave at the output of the op-amp (oh yes, the schmitt...
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    Speech Recognition using DSP

    Hi, Firstly, thanks for the time your spend on this thread. Scenario at hand: I want to build a remote controlled toy-car: instead of a joystick in the remote, i need it to voice enabled. 6 predefined instructions (start, stop, front, back, left, right) from any of 2 persons only should be...
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    Basic circuit analysis question

    excuse me, is this off an online test? i would like to do it, so if possible please post the details. thanks in advance :-)
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    why does NMOS pass a strong logic 0 and a weak logic 1

    Hi all What i could make out is as follows: When the NMOS needs to pull down something or when the PMOS needs to pull up something, they can do so without Vds affecting the load. ie, they can pass a strong 0/1 as the case may be. But, when they try to do the reverse, some drop will be there in...
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    [SOLVED] How to understand SMPS mobile charger schematics.

    Re: Help needed: To understand SMPS mobile charger schematics. k. thanks.. :) will let u know if i get this done.!
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    [SOLVED] How to understand SMPS mobile charger schematics.

    Re: Help needed: To understand SMPS mobile charger schematics. Hi, I just simulated the ckt from your first post in multisim: 'n I'm getting zero output!! But I made the following changes: (i) Instead of 1n5819 I used 1n5822 (ii)I took the transistor as 2sc4341 Why do you think I got 0V across...
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    [SOLVED] How to understand SMPS mobile charger schematics.

    Re: Help needed: To understand SMPS mobile charger schematics. Hi, Many thanks for your post. We are a bunch of college students doing our miniproject on making a mobile charger. Your diagram is a very good aid in our project. Hope you can easily finish your work 'n post the whole...

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