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Hello,
I am going to make a dc-dc converter which uses 9.6V battery to generate regulated 320VDC.
Can anyone suggest suitable PWM IC and circuit?
Many thanks in advance!
Andy
Hello,
I am going to make a dc-dc converter which uses 9.6V battery to generate regulated 320VDC.
Can anyone suggest suitable PWM IC and circuit?
Many thanks in advance!
Andy
What is "ppm"
When talking about temperature coefficient of electronic components, they are always specified in ppm.
What is it? Please give a explanation.
Thanks!
Hello,
I have some problems for chip capacitors. Currently we are using some "quality" chip capacitors, such as Kemet and Phycomp (Ex philips). But I find them easily short circuit after wave soldering. Especially if the pcb is placed at high humidity environment.
The problem seems to be...
avr internal pullup
House_Cat,
Thanks!
I also find a problem for a normally open push button switch. If it is open and the micro is placed at high noise environment, I find that noise will make program reads "0" for the input pin even the switch is not pushed. Adding a small capacitor to the...
Hello,
When I use ATMEL AVR MCU, it has internal pullup for input. If I connect a push button switch to this pullup input pin, shall I add a resister to this pin? If so what is the value of the resistor or what is it current?
Thanks!
Hello, mr_ghz
I had read this file already. But the problem is that at page 2 of it, it states that "Not suitalbe for wave soldering" for TSSOP8!!
This is the problem. Any other help?
Andy
Hello,
I am going to use a TSSOP-8 IC. The PCB must be used with wave soldering process. The problem is that the pitch of the TSSOP ic is so small and should be 0.65mm. After waver soldering, I think more pins will be shorted together with solder.
Is there any method or any special footprint...
Many thanks for all your reply.
However, can anyone tell me the theory to use the transformer using PWM.
I am using an analog input signal of 0 to 10V DC. In what way the PWM signal can convert this analog voltage by the transformer?
Thanks!
I need circuit for isolating a DC input signal (0-10V) which will be used to control the speed of motor. I know this can be done by a transformer, but I do not have the circuit?
Can anyone help?
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