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Hello. This is only about above question of yours,for rest I think you have got fairly good idea.
You please observe that LEDs being diodes, have completely different functioning than resistors. They have constant voltage drops across them up to very high currents(see I-V characteristics of...
The Vout is just voltage across Z2 i.e node voltage. This will only remain at 1.5V till the load resistance we are connecting has reasonably high value in comparison to Z2(so that parallel combination of Z2 and that load resistance remains near to that of Z2) in this way only a limited amount of...
your 1st and 3rd questions have been already answered by betwixt, about 2nd question and also your other question about existence of holes you have to visualize the actual structure of semiconductor(especially the most commonly used i.e silicon)...... read few points given below.
1.Whenever...
hi Dora.
yes according to design, the board has more than 16 temperature sensors connected, and we have to read voltage across all of them in a sequence. we could have used at least 15 adc channels in single-sequence mode, but only single adc channel pin was available for connecting different...
hello friends. it is just to update that the problem asked above has been solved so that if somebody faces a similar problem in future, this would be a help.
I used DSO, and found following results :
1. MOSFET required 12.8msec for getting turned on properly and similar delay for getting turned...
Hello friends, I am writing the code for Texas Instrument's MSP430F5438 on Code Composer Studio V 5.5. I have multiple channels that I have to connect to single ADC input pin,one by one in sequence, to read the voltage across resistors connected at those channels. If no resistor is connected at...
hello friends, I have made a microcontroller based circuit that needs two supplies. one with +5V to drive MCU(and some other components) and +12V to drive uln2803. I don't know where I am making mistake, but when I connect two voltages to the circuit from two different supply boards I get two...
hello prabin20, this issue has been already discussed so much here.... refer to the thread given below :
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/275812/
good luck :wink:
going for passion is really a good thing buddy, I respect this. still don't know what u really wanted to know...but can say that if nobody can help you then you'll have to help yourself...picking an odd path is not a bad thing, I didn't say that. what I said is just that its not common and tough...
hey my friend dapu....other people here have already tried so much to clear things but I want to do my bit.... man you want to go with only specific chapters of analog or any basic circuit designing course...to make a completely new design. first of all this is not possible brother. the things...
hello dapu... I had started a similar post yesterday, although it was more about particular books on ARM and TI c55x DSP. after reading all these posts, I would say you should go through circuit design skills in more depth. then learn analog electronics in detail again. after that, I am sure...
hello friends, in my project i want to design two devices. one is to be fixed at a place while other should be able to send particular type of commands to first from large distance, say another state. i am going to learn the required things on my own but need to know the required set of skills...
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