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I got some information on XLR pin mics.
I think there is one "Normal polarity" and another "inverted Polarity"
Should I use these like: normal to "non-inverting" and inverted to "inverting" ends of an OP amp?
Regards,
V -
Thanks Audioguru.
But this mic has 3 pins. What are those? The circuits I saw were the ose with 2-pin inputs.
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Dears,
I need to construct an amplifier for the Shure SM58 mic.
The impedance is 150 ohms.
Please help.
Regards,
V -
Dears,
I am making an op-amp driven audio-amplifier.
For the input gain control, I used a pot.
This actually cuts some of the frequencies of audio and creates a distortion.
Please guide me how best I could make a gain control
Regards,
V -
thanks audioguru.
For fans and tubelights, do the inverter with 4047 suit?
Do we need a special transformer for square wave (by 4047)? or the would normal be sufficient?
Regards,
V -
Dears,
For house lighting purposes(assuming tubelights and Fans) which would be a good choice?
1. Sine-wave UPS
2. Square wave UPS
And what is the difference between UPS & inverter?
Regards,
V -
Dears,
I saw an IC "SG3524N" (from TI), in a 20' back-up computer UPS system.
The data sheet says it is a pwm IC.
But, could it be used for generating AC out of DC? (Col1&2s)
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Vivekanand -
Our 500W square-wave inverter project was fixed and used in The Philippines to power incandescent and fluorescent lights, and multi-voltage TVs. It uses cheap 2N3055 transistors because power Mosfets were not available.
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Well; Do these fluorescent lights are normal fluorescent (220VAC with a choke coil) lamps? are some special creatures? -
I have gone through that; mp.
I must say that was a good model ofcourse.
But to be more specific, I have raised this question only to know construct an inverter (DC to AC) with a cheap and best technique. Also, at the times, I wanted to know about different techniques employed in the said project.
Can you people please tell me about a best 50Hz, 12VDC to 220VAC inverter design technique.
By the way, is the square wave AC suitable for home appliances' (tube light, incandescent light, induction motors, etc.) usage? -
Ok...MP.
Then can you briefly explain what is the design technology of a simple 500VA-1kVA lighting purpose inverter?
I have heard about using a microcontroller in inverters. But I suppose the above one doesn't use it. -
Dear MP....
What is the technique to generate a set of sinewaves (of opp phase)?
Is it the regular oscillator? -
Ok...
In the cited design of an inverter, you have used LM358 and then the output is fed to one darlington pair and subsequent transistors. Instead, if I use a series of op-amps like LM358s, then does it work that way?
If I want to use the MOSFETs, then what are suitable substitutes? -
Ok.....
What is the maximum input(DCV) and output (ACV) voltage and amperage of this 4047?
What is the exact "design difference" between of UPS and an inverter? -
I got it..
Really I was confused with monostable of 555.
Is the 4047 the only wat to make it? I mean are there any other techniques to produce AC, using transistors, etc.? -
Ok...
For a general purpose lighting inverter, is the model with IC NE555 be useful?
The technique will be:
IC 555--->Square Wave AC---->Amplify------>Transformer---->output.
Will it work this way?
Which one do you prefer, 12-0-12 to 220-0 (backwards) or 0-12 to 220-0 (backwards) for this case? -
i.e. 4047 produces 2 square wave ACs and you are amplifying it by op-amps and further by set of transistors. and finally feeding it to a 12-0-12 to 220-0 transformer.
My question : Is there any IC which produces sinewave signals (2 sets opposite in phase to each other)?
What is the difference in using this type of inverter compared with the sine-one?
What if I use 555 and amplify using the same topology and finally feeding it to a 12-0 to 220-0 type transformer? -
Dears,
What is the usual technique employed in converting the DC to AC (50Hz); as in case of a simple voltage AC inverter.
Vivekanand -
Dears,
I want to make a regulated power supply (9-25V @ 5A)
Please let me know which IC should be used for this.
(Like we how we use LM317 IC) -
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Thanks a lot for all.......
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Ok.....
But if my set signal stays for 3sec or still longer, then what type should I use.
Another thing the input signal is of +3V. -
Tell me which type of Flip Flop should I use to serve the purpose.
SR F/f with 7400 and 4011 was unsuccessful. -
What is the difference between TTL & CMOS in working (as digital gate ics)?
Is CMOS superior to TTL? -
How if I use 7400 (used as SR type F/f)? for this?
DIN5 F to miniDIN 6 converter
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Dears,
Could you please guide me how to convert DIN 5 Female to miniDIN 6 male?
(For computer keyboard purpose)
Thanks,
V