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    OrCad/PSpice Lite Simulation

    Hi. I was looking to find a npn bjt transistor in OrCad Lite that I could simulate. It should have hfe=50 and dc Ic a few hundred mA's up to an A. It will be used for the circuit in picture and maybe for other circuits as well thanks
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    How to implement FSK modulation?

    Ok thanks. So to understand there are two ways to do FSK 1. NCO with a DAC 2. PWM pin with low pass filter In the long run I am aiming in designing a 35 MHz transmitter (RC toys frequency). So what I am thinking is to mix the FSK signal with a higher frequency say 455KHz and then do another...
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    How to implement FSK modulation?

    By doing a quick search I found that microchip has some microcontrollers that have an NCO. **broken link removed** Also I found the following VCO implementation: https://www.microchip.com/wwwAppNotes/AppNotes.aspx?appnote=en560172 DAC...
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    How to implement FSK modulation?

    Can you point me to the right direction for selecting a DSP chip? Can you suggest one? Is it a dsPIC30F by microchip a DSP chip? Also can you suggest a D/A converter? By NCO you mean "numerically controlled oscillator"? - - - Updated - - - By doing a quick search I found that microchip has...
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    How to implement FSK modulation?

    Hi! I have an FTDI cable that outputs TTL signal when connected to PC. I would like to use that binary signal to do FSK modulation. When binary 1 a 15KHz sinewave as an output from modulator and when binary 0 5Khz sinewave from modulator. There should be continuity between 5KHz and 15KHz...
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    Trying to understand direction of I2 current in bridged-T circuit.

    Hi! This is my first post in eda. I am revising my electrical principles for circuits so I am studying Principles of Electric circuits Electron Flow by Floyd. In pg. 358 an example is given of a bridged-T circuit and Loop current method is applied to find the currents of the loops. It finds...

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