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    SMPS with follow-on LC filter at output

    When the converter starts up, the control loop may initially be out of balance, leading to temporary oscillations. This is often a result of the interaction between the control loop response and the LC filter. This is why you may observe 50Hz oscillation during startup.
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    Voltage mode push pull converter ..or with RHPZ?

    Vid not available.....
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    SIMCOM A7670G Disconnecting, reconnecting, and failing to receive/send SMS in a few hours.

    An unstable power supply can cause such issues. Check the voltage and current ratings of your power supply.
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    Doing conducted EMC scan in LTspice

    Run your Buck simulation in LTspice. Generate the FFT plot for the EMC test voltage. Save the plot data as a .plt file. Open the .plt file and modify it to include the "lines" data as shown in Fig 10 of the article. Save the modified .plt file. After saving the modified .plt file, try reopening...
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    Question on USB Hub

    The VBUS_DET (VBUS Detect) pin is used to detect the presence of VBUS (Voltage Bus) on the USB port. Its main purpose is to allow the device (hub) to determine whether it is connected to a host (e.g., a computer or a USB charger) that is providing power. In Self-powered mode, the hub is powered...
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    STM32 debugging issue in KEIL

    Check your clock configuration, heap size, stack size for tasks, etc.
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    High EVM in 80 MHZ BW signals of WiFi

    Check all the antennas, filters, amplifiers, mixers, and oscillators. A malfunctioning or poorly calibrated component can cause higher EVM.
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    ASIC Field testing

    FPGA engineers can contribute by developing simulation plans and models to verify the ASIC designs before fabrication.
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    Hx711 with pic16f877A

    You can check these docs. https://github.com/Fatihalparslan/HX711-WITH-CCS-C-FOR-PIC16F877A https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/hx711-adc-interfacing-with-pic16f887a.178675/
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    Power supply from USB wall adapter...some works...some doesn't

    Quick Charge (QC) adapters are capable of providing different voltage levels (5V, 9V, 12V, etc.) based on the communication with the connected device. Without any specific request from the device, most QC adapters default to providing 5V. However, this is not always guaranteed, and the behavior...
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    Hardware Test engineer

    Hardware Engineer: Design and Development: Create new hardware components, circuit boards, and systems. Prototyping: Build and test prototypes to ensure they meet design specifications. Integration: Work on integrating hardware with software and other systems. Research and Innovation: Stay...
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    Can I buy a PCB design?

    You can post your requirement in the Edaboard section and also in other PCB-related forums.
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    PIC18F452

    Without seeing the code or setup it is quite impossible to speculate anything. However, if you are confident that your code is OK, and so are your connections, I suggest you adjust the variable POT connected to the V0 pin of your LCD.
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    Load pull testing transceiver LNA input, impedance tuner DIY alternative

    Coaxial stub tuners can be a practical solution for homemade impedance tuning. These tuners use sections of transmission line (coaxial cable) as reactive elements (inductors and capacitors). By adjusting the length and position of these stubs, you can achieve the desired impedance transformation.

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