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Yesterday, 10:29That is the correct type of coil but the inductance depends upon how you use it. In its simplest form, you use the inductance and a small capacitance...3 replies | 389 view(s)
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11th December 2019, 10:19If I understand the requirement and it has to be done digitally, an XOR function of the two signals will produce a high during the time phase...12 replies | 422 view(s)
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11th December 2019, 10:12betwixt replied to a thread MOC3020/BTA41 circuit problem in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsHasan, please start a new thread with your questions as these are not the same as the ones Abuhafss is posting. If shorting LED1 makes it work it...10 replies | 419 view(s)
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11th December 2019, 00:05betwixt replied to a thread MOC3020/BTA41 circuit problem in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsI If the bridge rectifier is directly across the AC it has to bear the full AC voltage, if you place the resistor before the bridge it only has to...10 replies | 419 view(s)
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10th December 2019, 21:56betwixt replied to a thread MOC3020/BTA41 circuit problem in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsNote the different resistor arrangement around the triac! The Chinese design uses a capacitor to filter noise from the gate and to partially snub...10 replies | 419 view(s)
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10th December 2019, 17:02betwixt replied to a thread MOC3020/BTA41 circuit problem in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsTwo points: R4 value looks too low, it is only there to ensure the gate has some leakage current when the output of the MOC3020 is high impedance, I...10 replies | 419 view(s)
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10th December 2019, 09:56It might work as a strong magnet detector but never as a sensitive metal detector! Metal detectors work by measuring the effect the metal has on a...3 replies | 389 view(s)
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8th December 2019, 14:29Does your application permit charging one battery at a time? With some MCU intervention and some current steering it is possible to charge one at a...23 replies | 786 view(s)
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8th December 2019, 12:49There is a clue in the MOSFET symbol about that! I can't understand why you need the 15V. If it is to charge the batteries you can't do it while...23 replies | 786 view(s)
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8th December 2019, 12:05Doesn't look at all right to me. I'm not sure what any of the circuit really does. D2 seems to have no purpose at all. If the DC-DC converter is to...23 replies | 786 view(s)
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6th December 2019, 17:09I understand that Klaus but it doesn't increase 10 bits to 12 bits, it just multiplies the result by 4, the LSB will always be zero. The ADC is...8 replies | 473 view(s)
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6th December 2019, 14:58... and what is the point in multiplying the result by 4? It is still a 10-bit value with zeroes at the end. It may be stored with extra bits but...8 replies | 473 view(s)
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6th December 2019, 09:47Yes, but with the risk of damaging the meter and possibly the IC at higher signal levels. It isn't a safe strategy. A better approach if you want to...13 replies | 549 view(s)
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5th December 2019, 21:55If you add a capacitor at the output of the internal amplifier it may go unstable. Check the data sheet for the AD83xx device you choose, there is...13 replies | 549 view(s)
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5th December 2019, 20:32It has a built in voltage amplifier so all you have to do is add a series potentiometer to limit the meter current. You would need a reference to...13 replies | 549 view(s)
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5th December 2019, 17:13If you use a 100uA meter you can probably drive it directly from the AD83xx. Brian.13 replies | 549 view(s)
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5th December 2019, 09:53betwixt replied to a thread How to create a voltage selector circuit in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsI thnk a better topology is to feed your voltage to all the comparators in parallel but set a different threshold for each one. The will give you a...6 replies | 344 view(s)
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4th December 2019, 16:29betwixt replied to a thread VU Meter only with 1LED (PWM) no IC except for OPAMP in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsYou can't use the outputs of comparators directly because all you get is an on/off indication of the instantaneous level. You would see the output...6 replies | 305 view(s)
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2nd December 2019, 17:05betwixt replied to a thread VU Meter only with 1LED (PWM) no IC except for OPAMP in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsNot PWM, what you need is an op-amp as a gain stage, a rectifier (either diode or better still an op-amp based precision rectifier) to give you a DC...6 replies | 305 view(s)
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2nd December 2019, 16:56betwixt replied to a thread Simple 50R I/O RF attenuator (1-30MHz) in RF, Microwave, Antennas and OpticsJust a thought - it is possible to use pre-set potentiometers with plastic center 'screws', either a slot or hex hole? You won't get perfect...14 replies | 526 view(s)
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1st December 2019, 19:48betwixt replied to a thread Rectifier diodes with bypass capīs & gounding speaker basketīs in Hobby Circuits and Small Projects ProblemsBased on what we have already said, Carbon dioxide resistors would be best but you might have trouble soldering to them. :) Really, the snubber...33 replies | 1406 view(s)
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30th November 2019, 09:59They are internally connected together through a copper loop so they should measure as shorted. The load current (or a proportion of it) passes...2 replies | 247 view(s)
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29th November 2019, 16:30A cheaper alternative might be a low-Q inductance in series with the incoming power. Something like a 50 - 100uH choke with a ~22 Ohm resistor...7 replies | 419 view(s)
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29th November 2019, 16:26Volatile would be a hint to the compiler to re-read the variable because it could have been changed by the ISR. For example, if your main code was...2 replies | 232 view(s)
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29th November 2019, 11:46Most components are rated to handle higher current for brief periods so I doubt any damage would occur in any case. There are methods to limit the...7 replies | 419 view(s)
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29th November 2019, 09:56... and your thermistor tries to drop 2.5 * 10 = 25V as well. First explain what you mean by "it produces sparks" as this is nothing to do with...7 replies | 419 view(s)
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29th November 2019, 00:35betwixt replied to a thread Building Blocks on an FM Band Receiver in RF, Microwave, Antennas and OpticsAs per FvM, don't confuse FM and AM bandwidth requirements. The deviation of standard FM broadcasts is far wider than the bandwidth of normal 455KHz...7 replies | 420 view(s)
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28th November 2019, 11:06betwixt replied to a thread Building Blocks on an FM Band Receiver in RF, Microwave, Antennas and OpticsBefore going further - when you say "FM Band" you seem to be referring to the domestic VHF broadcast band (~87MHz to 108MHz) where relatively wide...7 replies | 420 view(s)
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