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I am looking for multi-channel programmable power supply. I know there are quad power suppllies, but I am looking for 8 channels or more. The good thing is I don't need lots of watts. 0.1W per channel rated power is more than enough for me. GPIB control is preferred but not a must. Considering...
If the optical fiber's RI is lower than clad's RI, than is it possible the light to stay in fiber? I mean, if RI_clad is higher, than when the light beam hits the optical fibers surface, it will refract instead of reflect.
RZ modulation is used for long reach fiber communications, because light disperses in fiber and RZ modulation provides larger headroom for dispersion. However RZ modulation requires more bandwidth because actual pulse width is shorter than one period of data.
NRZ is classic on-off modulation. It...
Thanks mister_rf but this balun has SE input differential output. I need diff input SE output. In datasheet the input and output ports are explicitly marked. So I don't think I can use it in a reverse way.
I am looking for differential input - single ended output 1:1 balun. Connectors are not so important, it can be SMT. And of course it has to have 50 Ohm input and 50 Ohm output impedances.
I am looking for a 0.5 - 6 GHz 1:1 balun for converting differential to single ended. I checked digikey, mouser and farnell, however I cannot find any suitable part yet. Do you know a suitable balun?
I think you are asking the the time between clock rising edge to output toggle. If clock rising edge occurs at t=t_0, output toggles at time t=t_0+t_delay. What is t_delay?
It really depends on the model of TFF you are using. If you are using a discrete IC, check the datasheet, if you are using...
You can use this piece of code I think.
data_dir determines which port is output and whick port is input. You can write data to bus1reg or bus2reg and read data from bus1 or bus2.
For example if bus1 and bus2 are connected to each other and if data_dir=1, then bus1 is output and bus2 is input...
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