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Hi Guys,
I have trying to solve this problem since 4 days, but I'm not going anywhere, perhaps someone can help me here.
I have to actually program my microcontroller remotely. For this I'm sending all the HEX code through a Gprs modem that is connected to my controller through UART. Now how...
How to find the values of capacitor and resistor for a reset circuit in PoSC 1 cy8c29666.
Is there any available for knowing everything abt PSoC except the Technical Reference Manual provided by Cypress semiconductors.
I wish I could have but I don't have a high resolution camera, If at all I upload the image u couldn't differentiate it either . anyway i'm posting this image which is like the one I posses with TL 187 imprinted on its face.
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Probably this is an SCR. I will be posting its schematic once...
Anyone knows what TL187 is ?
I have this device, It looks exactly like a traditional 3-pin transistor. But i couldn't find its datasheet over web. Help required. part no. is TL 187.
The sensor is a hydrophone and the capacitance will be in nano farads. Can u tell me if i can use lm3876 or lm3875 with efficient power transfer. And the signal I'm trying to send is 10khz and 12Khz
I'm designing an transistorised audio power amplifier with 50 watt output which should drive a capacitive load. I'm required to use a class AB type amplifier with transformer coupling. The thing is that I dont know how to start with. Like what are the parameters to consider
Which IC can be...
Okay most of my doubt is cleared but why do need to use a dual channel for, if i'm required to drive a sensor for that matter. pls be patient with me I'm new here.
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