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Today, 08:31Hi, May I ask why you use a differential amlifier when you just use one output? To measure gain you need to involve both outputs: Vout = VOut+ -...9 replies | 235 view(s) -
Today, 08:14KlausST replied to a thread Voltage sense using summing amplifier in Elementary Electronic QuestionsHi, Now two new resistors. They make things complicated, because they involve new source impedance, that needs to be added to the input...4 replies | 51 view(s)
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Today, 07:43Hi, I don't understand: * when you say you use ft232, then your PIC needs to have an USB_host to operate it. If it does work with FT232, then...2 replies | 52 view(s)
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Today, 07:29KlausST replied to a thread Voltage sense using summing amplifier in Elementary Electronic QuestionsHi, Please use the same voltage naming as in the schematic. (Why do you make it more complicated than necessary?) Please use the same resistor...4 replies | 51 view(s)
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Yesterday, 20:28Hi, What efficiency? Motor_mechanical_power_out / electrical_DC_power_in ? Klaus1 replies | 179 view(s)
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26th February 2020, 20:55Hi, Here I am. Yes, I agree with Brian: timing problem. But without useful informations..all we can do is guessing. No information about *...4 replies | 257 view(s)
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26th February 2020, 20:42Hi, Don't use a switch mode regulator without output capacitor. Depending what type it is it could immediately kill itself. Read the...6 replies | 255 view(s)
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26th February 2020, 08:17Hi In a byte there are 8 bits. Usually they are called bit 0 up to bit 7 in descending order (7654 3210) If you use this nomenclature (bit0 ......11 replies | 414 view(s)
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26th February 2020, 01:20Hi, It depends what you call "regulate". Without load, there will be output voltage..so it does regulate somehow. But there will be no...6 replies | 255 view(s)
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25th February 2020, 08:20Hi, The chosen high side switch has the desired "inverting" function. But it has an internal pull up current source. The voltage may go up to the...5 replies | 172 view(s)
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25th February 2020, 07:51Hi, A forum is not meant that others do your job or post code for you. Btw: an internet search gives a lot of application notes, tutorials,...5 replies | 263 view(s)
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25th February 2020, 07:33Hi, Actually you did not show a complete circuit to measure motor current. You showed a diagram with a couple if black boxes ... with unknown...6 replies | 359 view(s)
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25th February 2020, 00:42Hi, It may work, But I'd rather use a single part called " high side power switch, active low". Besides the desired function in a single tiny...5 replies | 172 view(s)
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24th February 2020, 09:13KlausST replied to a thread Calculating capacitor ripple current in output filter of DCDC module? in Power ElectronicsHi, Although I think that tan d will be higher at 20kHz ... the ESR may be lower... Usually if the capacitor is not specified for 20kHz or...11 replies | 443 view(s)
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24th February 2020, 07:22KlausST replied to a thread Calculating capacitor ripple current in output filter of DCDC module? in Power ElectronicsHi, "tan d of 0.08" is only half of the information you need. You additionally need the tan d test frequency to be able to calculate ESR. You...11 replies | 443 view(s)
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23rd February 2020, 20:10Hi, Yes, there are people that can build their own spectrum analyzer. But I doubt it makes sense for a single piece. It needs a lot of HF...13 replies | 631 view(s)
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23rd February 2020, 18:56KlausST replied to a thread Calculating capacitor ripple current in output filter of DCDC module? in Power ElectronicsHi, I agree. Klaus11 replies | 443 view(s)
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23rd February 2020, 03:30Hi, It's not only formulas, there are design rules, you need to make decisions... There are a lot of online courses, design notes, tutorials...14 replies | 590 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 11:34Hi, One last comment. This is not true. --> In every post I told the key problem is that you don't keep on specifications and design rules....35 replies | 865 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 10:40Hi, Ask yourself: * It works (by accident), just because you observed it's final function for some hours... * or it works reliably, because...35 replies | 865 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 10:21Hi, If this is true, how can some of my applictions's display work? And read carefully: If you use multiplexing techniques (or other...6 replies | 332 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 10:07KlausST replied to a thread [SOLVED] Online multisim simulation DC analysis in Analog Circuit DesignHi, V_CE of 4.6V makes no sense. Either it is * V_C (measured with respect to GND) instead of V_CE (with respect to emitter voltage) * or...1 replies | 197 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 09:56Hi, Nobody wold build a house on weak surface with unsuitable material to test it's quality. Then build the real house with completely different...35 replies | 865 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 09:31Hi, I don't understsnd your code ... I'm not that experienced with C But generally the ISR code should be as short as possible. You do a lot...6 replies | 332 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 04:06Hi, How can you "make" this smps without having a schematic? Did you even read the IC's datasheet and application notes? PCB without GND...35 replies | 865 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 03:35KlausST replied to a thread Rise times and fall times of fast transistors seem way too long in Elementary Electronic QuestionsHi, 400MHz is for small signal (non saturated) analog mode....where the gain = 1 60ns is for large signal, saturated, switching mode. Two...3 replies | 394 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 03:29KlausST replied to a thread Question of the circuit to transmit external signal to a smartphone app in IoT - Internet of ThingsHi, You give more riddles than informations. Define: * proximity sensor * Arduino * modifying the firmware * control signal * what you...6 replies | 703 view(s)
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22nd February 2020, 02:16Hi, In most cases fc = 1 / ( 2 × Pi × R x C) applies. R3, R4 act as a voltage divider, thus for C2 2.55k applies. Choose fc to be very low,...6 replies | 281 view(s)
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21st February 2020, 21:59Hi, Especially for PID controllers, how to design them, how to tune them...there are countless design notes, application notes, discussions, even...5 replies | 323 view(s)
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21st February 2020, 07:29KlausST replied to a thread Please help power supply dead 110V to 24vdc 5vdc in Service Manuals, Requests, Repair TipsHi, Seems to be something basic. Maybe FS1 is a fuse and is blown ... Unpower your circuit and check continuity of FS1. Klaus7 replies | 437 view(s)
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