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Re: Circuit protection 24V
Thanks for those helpful information.
Following that topic, i need some hint for the design of an autonomous device operating on battery. This battery is charged when 24V power supply is available. When the 24V is cut, the battery has to power the circuit and a...
24v circuit protection
I'm looking for an SMD circuit protection for a device connected to the 24V of a truck. I heard there could be voltage and or current spikes.
How to protect the 5V electronics efficiently?
Any hint much appreciated.
24v as input for micro controller
Hello there,
I'm looking for a simple way to have an input to a device that is 24V compatible (truck voltage level). The idea is to have the "ignition contact" signal being inputed to a microcontroller unit. "Ignition contact" is 24V but microcontroller unit...
eagle circuit
Hello,
Does anyone know if there is a way to check in Cadsoft Eagle PCB software at board level if there is a short circuit between 2 signals?
Thanks
circuit board antenna
Ok, I found many info already. Thanks!
Got another topic to discuss. The chip I use outputs 2 differential signals (180° phase shift). Do you have any idea of how to use that specification in an optimal way to feed an antenna having circular polarization?
I believe we...
pc board antennas
Yes, FvM, you're right about the elevation angle mistake i've made.
Could you detail a little more the antenna design you're proposing? Maybe you have some reference book or scientific article?
Thanks for your help
circuit board antenna
Hello everybody,
Does anybody already designed a PCB antenna that has a radiation pattern that is symmetrical in the XY plane.
In other words, when the antenna lays on the floor it'll radiate with the same gain in the polar coordinates r-θ-φ whatever the value of φ...
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