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Hi AudioGuru,
I would like to add mute switch with LED (momentary) in MIC circuit as attached by you in this thread.
pls suggest.
Is it possible to drive power to IC used in attached circuit from O/p of given below circuit(OP1 or OP2)?
**broken link removed**
Thanks in Advance
Ashwani
Hi All,
I am looking for simple circuit based on transistor for a push switch(momentary) that when I push it once it closes a switch and keeps it closed until I pulse it again. One pulse turns on an LED circuit and another turns it off.
Thanks in Advance
Thanks for your reply.
stepper motor ratings: 5.0V, 10R phase resistance.
I was confusing with lines in uln2003a data sheet "The ULN2003A and ULQ2003A have a 2.7-kΩ series base resistor for each Darlington pair for operation directly with TTL or 5-V CMOS devices."
can be use uln2003a directly...
Hi All,
I want to interface unipolar stepper motor with my processor having 3.3V & 1.8 V IO. Anyone suggest stepper motor driver IC for the same IO voltage level, replacement of ULN2003a(5V TTL/CMOS).
Thanks in Advance
Ashwani
Re: Stepper motor driver
Sorry for first post. I am looking 3.3 Volt stepper motor driver circuit because my processor support only 1.8V/3.3V I/O signals.
What is the difference between unipolar and bipolar stepper motor?
My stepper motor has four input wires only. can I use ULN2803 or...
Re: LED flashing circuit
yes, I am not using any Micro-controller in my board. This type of circuit basically i want to use in my mic preamp ckt.
When MIC is mute LED blink and MIC is in use LED continuous glow.
Any opamp based LED toggle ckt is appreciated.
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