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Hi all !
I am designing a buck converter. Circuit diagram is as below:
in this circuit single control signal is given at gates of both N-channel MOSFET and P-channel MOSFET.
I need to know whether I can use ir2101 for driving the gate of these MOSFETS . I don't know much about ir2101 usage...
Hi All good people!
I want to know how can i sense the current of a battery or a solar panel etc through a micro controller. What are the techniques used for this purpose??
:razz: Regards!
@ rahdirs
no i found this circuit on net and yes I cannot understand it ...
I want to design a battery charger in accordance with these solar panel specs any alternative circuit that can help me ?? thanks
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okay that is really helpful ! so what circuit should be suitable...
Hi all !
I have a solar pannel in which
no. of cells =40
Volts per cell = 0.5V
Total V = 40 x 0.5 = 20V
As watts of per cell is 1.85W so
Total W = 40 x 1.85 = 75W Approx
I = 75/20 = 3A approximately.
I need to charge a battery of 12V and 5A, what Ah it will have !
therefore I need help...
as i am using mikroC I selected 4Mhz clock frequency !
also the problems i was facing were solved and Proteus circuit was working by doing following:
-removing the comparator circuits and replacing pull up-resistors
are you referring that for hardware implementation i have to configure...
hi all members
I am using pic16f877 with 8Mhz clock frequency. I am facing problem in checking the status of an input pin..
My code is
LOGIC
- when RA0 = high then RB0 = 1
-when RA0 = low then it checks if RA1 = high if yes then RB0=0 and RB1=1, if not then RB2=1.
CODE in MikroC
void...
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