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I have a question about solar batteries. Solar batteries change light energy to electric energy. If load condition changes, the output power of electric energy will change. Then does the input power of light energy change? Change of the input power of the energy means change of the absorption...
You should use ideal diode circuits such as LTC4359. It uses external N-Channel Mosfet and can control from logic level.
http://cds.linear.com/docs/Datasheet/4359f.pdf
In fact, some people discussed about changing the frequency in Japan last year. In Japan people use 50Hz in east area and 60Hz in west area.
But because of the Fukushima trouble, there was lack of electric power in 50Hz area. So some people planed to send 60Hz AC to east area. But because of the...
Under windows98, you can use outp and inp functions.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/733szwah.aspx
The port number of Parallel port is written in this page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_port
But I can't test on my computer(Windows7).
We can't use Parallel port directly in Windows NT series and later.
Only Windows 95 series, we can use Paralell port directrly.
Install parallel port driver like this.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/winparport/
I always use "Aardvark" to evaluate I2C deveice.
https://www.totalphase.com/products/aardvark_i2cspi/
It's easy to comunicate with I2C deveice from PC.
C/C++ Library is available in Windows, Mac and Linux.
Cutoff freq is determined from the speed of turning. (and phase noise you need)
Span of the PLL freq is determined from span of the VCO and the voltage span of the controller.
If the cutoff freq of LPF is low, step responce of the freq turning is slow.
It's easy to use Linear Regulator IC.
AC220V => Transformaer => AC9V => bridge Rectifier => DC 12~14V unregulated => Linear Regulator IC => DC5V
**broken link removed**
Be careful for cooling of Regulator IC. You need heatsink.
Hi MOHANMMED.
You should write Input Specifications. DC input ? AC100V? AC200V?
And how match efficiency do you need? It's needed to decide topology. Switching PS or Linear PS?
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