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But. If you see clearly the capacitive region is not marked from where impedance is decreasing.. Instead a different are is marked as the capacitive region.
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To be more clear, my query is ..
Inductive region is on the left side of the X=R point.. Likewise capacitive region is on the right side of the frequency where absolute value of the capacitance equals R. From graph it is evident about Inductive region. But i am not clear how this particular area...
I was going through the application note AN-1368 by Analog devices regarding Ferrite bead selection and design.
Attached picture is the impedance vs frequency graph of Ferrite bead part number: BMB2A1000LN2.
I understand the inductive region lies on the left side of the Z= XL point in the...
Hi barry,
Actually i noticed it after i posted the question. Yes you are correct!!!
Can you help me for any other window comparator IC that would suit my application?
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I was simulating the window comparator LTC1042 for one of my application in which if my input voltage goes above 1.5V and below 0.5V its the fault condition. and if the input voltage is between the above voltage levels its the working condition
But there are certain doubts that i have.
1. for...
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