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Re: automatic switch betwen two power supplies for one circu
Hello,
Did you look at the autoswitching power muxs ?
https://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps2111a.pdf
Hi,
I want to design an acceleration measurement circuit that draws less than one microampere. I will use a capacitive piezo sensor and a FET buffer (Figure 40 in this document ) :
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I'm looking for a FET to use as buffer that draws about 200 nA. Does a such FET exist ...
Re: how to solve it
No, Increasing the polynomial order will increase the computation complexity. If the computation is done on a microcontroller you must choose a small order. The linearaization means "replace high order polynomial with many small order ones". My software look for the biggest...
Re: how to solve it
Hello,
The LinSens program is a Windows console programm. So you must run it in a Dos command window.
I ran it on your nickel.dat file and here are the results. You can use these results directly for your nickel linearization ...
Re: how to solve it
hello,
You can use my software posted in this topic :
You can use Excel to generate a text file containy the data of your RTD in two columns. The first column is T and the second column is R values. Then you run my linSens program on your file. The linSens program will...
data linearisation software
Hello,
I post here My LinSens softawre.
LinSens Linearization Software
Description :
LinSens is a linearization software. It was written to make linearization
of sensor data. It was tested with thermocouple and platinium temperature sensors.
The LinSens program...
Hello,
you can avoid the power function using a recursive computation.
Let P(x)=a4 x^4 + a3 x^3 + a2 x^2 +a1 x + a0
you can write it as :
P(x)= (((a4*x + a3) *x + a2)*x + a1)*x + a0
you can compute P(x) using a loop like this :
y =a4
for (i=3;i>0;i--)
{
y=y*x+a(i-1)
}
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Filtered QPSK BER
Hello,
After modulating using QPSK the spectrum of modulated signal decrease as (sinc(pi*f*T))^2. In order to decrease the interference with adjacent channels we can use a BPF on the modulated signal. Does you know if this filtering changes the BER performance of the...
thermocouple maxim
Hello,
you can simplify the problem by making a linearization of your high order polynomials by using lower order polynomials on smaller intervalls.
I send here a matlab program linc5 that make linearization of sensor data into polynomials. You can input the polynoimial...
Hello,
you can simplify the problem by making a linearization of your high order polynomials by using lower order polynomials on smaller intervalls.
I send here a matlab program linc5 that make linearization of sensor data into polynomials. You can input the polynoimial order and the max...
Re: mp3+GSM module
Thank you all for your answers.
My problem is the not hardawre ton interface the gsm module. I have already ARM and hardware that can play mp3 and record mp3 on a MMC card. I'd like to know of the gsm module (wavecom or other) can direct the (compressed)audio stream to my...
fsk chip
Hello,
Many low cost ism transceiver support OOK , ASK and FSK.
can we make MSK modulation with these chips even if it'n not clearly specified in the data sheet.
I saw in some book that MSK is a special cas of FSK with DF=datarate/2.
Is a modem that support GFSK can modulate and...
training sequence channel estimation
Hello,
May be these links could help you.
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http://www.sce.carleton.ca/courses/94566/course_notes/WPMCpaper.pdf
http://goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au/~ronvs/papers/SPIE3657.PDF
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