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Anyone who can provide me datasheet of a Docking Station Connector, Male, Vertical Mounted, either through-hole or surface mounted with 30 pins (0.5mm pitch).
I already found one that was used in Apple I-pod but it has a 15-degree angle mounting. I need either vertical or horizontal...
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Does anyone here have experience using AS2525 Telephone IC? Referring to attached datasheet, can pins DI, DO and CLK (refer to page 3) be interfaced to a uP to access and perform its programming settings (please refer to page 6 onwards, Table, 3, 4, 5 etc.).
Does anyone have and idea of...
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Does anyone here have a reference schematic for a typical telephone circuit. I have one using AS2540 but I need more sample schematic to have a more understanding regarding this.
Regards to all,
Howie
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Does anyone here have an idea on what SIM Card Interface IC to use and how to from sim card to processor. Do you have a suggested IC for this?
Any reference schematic regarding this??
Thanks.
Regards,
Howie
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Can anybody give me idea regarding the cause of the diagonal noise seen on the image attached? This is the output from a camera input of a DVR. The noise are both experienced in VGA and RCA output.
Regards,
Howie
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Anyone here who has an experience using a current transformer (CT), basically with a 5A maximum current intput.
Does anyone have an idea on what circuit to use in order to have a 0-5VDC linear output from 0-5A AC current input on the the CT? Can someone give me schematic/s regarding this...
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I have to convert the output of an AC current transformer (CT: 300A / 5A)into a 0-5VDC range for monitoring an AC current panel meter.
Can someone give me suggestions or schematics regarding this?
Regards,
Howie
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I need to monitor analog panel meters from a generator panel such as voltmeter and current meter (ammeter) that will be interfaced into uP. The voltage range is typically 0-250VAC and the current to be measured is within 5-600A range.
But the problem is I only have an ADC chip that...
You can use an ultrasonic-type of level meter. Its main technology uses sound waves that bounces back to a transducer from a measured surface (either solid or liquid surfaces). These devices have a lot of out interface options that can be connected into a micro controller. The device can come...
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Thank you for all your suggestions. I also believe that the problem is on the SHUTDOWN pin (SHDN, pin 14).
The following changes were performed (Refer to the attached schematic):
Case 1: I've tried Brian's idea to drive a 150-ohms load (R1731 from the attached schematic was...
MAX4315 - help needed
Anyone here who has an idea or reference schematic of MAX4315 (High-Speed, Low-Power, Single-Supply Multichannel, Video Multiplexer-Amplifiers).
I need this for DVR-SPOTOUT applications.
You can refer to attached datasheet.
Regards to all.
Thanks for your suggestion Kieth..
Let me explain the circuit attached above, Video inputs 1 to 8 (VIDEO_INPUT_CH1-8) are inputs from NTSC cameras and output is performed through SPOTOUT.
I already measured voltage from video input (pins 5 to 12) and it is within the of 0.035V - 2.2V, 1.05V...
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Thanks for your inputs..
Regarding suggestion "2", you indicated that the maximum input voltage should be "VCC-2.8". Does this mean 5.0 - 2.8 = 2.2V, So 2.2V must be the maximum VCC? Can you further expound on this? Where did you get 2.8VDC? Thanks..
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What seems to be the problem if the output from a video amplifier, MAX4315 to be specific, fades out as time increases. Meaning, video output from MAX4315 is clear upon Video input but as time elapses the pictures diminished.
I measured the waveform from the oscilloscope and it appeared that...
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