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Re: control panel circuits
Hi Nicleo,
I am feelling a little stupic, since I do not fully understand how did you come up with the LM317 circuit. Can you please tell me how the circuit work step by step, or you can tell what book, magazine... so I can have some idea about that circuit. I did...
Re: control panel circuits
Hello,
Anyone knows how to control digital pot without using microcontroler. How would I control 8 different pots (8 channels) by using only 2 push button. Can I do this without using microcontroler. And by the way, which is microcontroler develpment kit that you...
Digital pot
Hello,
Anyone know how to control digital pot (not a push button) without using microcontroler. How would I control 8 different pots (8 channels) by using only 2 push button.
Thanks
Chuotnha
control panel circuits
Hello you all,
Thank you very much for all your support. I have just download the files from "bbarney" since the "mcu" files could not opend. Now, I will read the articles and I still need your support again, and I really appreciate you all.
chuotnha
Re: control panel circuits
Hello to you all, and thanks for everything,
I don't have enough point to down load the artical from the magazine, and I think I could try for microcontroler for my circuit, since I want it to be small and look cool to. Can you help me with the microprocessor...
Re: control panel circuits
Thank you for your very helpful advices.
I'm still don't know how to connect the select channel button to the circuit. Do I need the timer, counter, decoder circuits, to control the multiplexers, since I need to have only 2 increase/decrease buttons (or 2 rotaries)...
control panel circuits
Hi,
I am trying to make a bench top power supply for my workgroup. I would like to have 4 different channels (for 4 members in our group). Each channel has adjustable (+) and (-) voltages outputs, range from 5 to 15 V and limit current can be from 200 mA to 500 mA. How...
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