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hi all, i have a strange problem... i have successfully completed a colpitts oscillator. it is the vfo from a ham band transceiver called bitx20. this oscillator is up and running and tunable also at 4Mhz but the problem is the buffer portion. i used 2n2222 for the oscillator as well as the...
MAX232 is a level converter. it is just covert RS232 level to TTL and you need either an FT232 or an USB enabled PIC like PIC18F2450 for usb interfacing as said by FvM.
edit: pic18f4550 also have usb support
I found a project of Digital Voltmeter and ammeter in a website but they don't give the source or hex file. can anyone recommended me a good project as provided in this website? Digital Voltmeter Ammeter
sharma jee the bridge connection was correct and thamid, the regulator stage is designed with LM317 and it is correct. i had found that the problem was 1N4007 can not take load of 2 amp. now i am using 1N5402 and i am quit satisfied with my power supply.... bridge rectifier is more costly than...
thank you all. i understand it. now i am going to build my power supply. i am planning to add a voltmeter and a ammeter to it also. pjdd can you tell me why in some power supply there .1uf paralleled with every diode? is it good or bad?
thanks all for your suggestion. i will check it. i have one more question, why we use 8 diode in a single bridge? i saw that there is two parallel diode in every arm of some bridge. can anyone explain me this?
i have a 16v 2 amp transformer, i make a bridge with 1N4007 and after the bridge two 2200uf/25volt and a .1uf disc type capacitor is paralleled. now when i switched on, two of my diodes is burned... can anyone help me to rectify this problem. i am a newbie to electronics. thanks in advance. here...
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