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No problem please just let us know the outcome ! ;)
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Could anyone identify this component - Help!
ante replied to sabharish's topic in Electronic Projects Design/Ideas
That is a 49MHz X-tal! -
And here are the remaining pages! I hope you can use it. ;D
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OK, I got a good example for you. I don
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No its not, I think I have some diagrams somewhere. Stay tuned! ;)
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I believe you could use one of these: http://www.laptopshop.co.uk/laptop-notebook-car-cord/spscarcord.htm
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Yeah, I thought so too but I don
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I am not familiar with CirCad, doesn
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Well, you don't have to spend time there if you don't like it!
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Hi zoom, Do you mean how to make search coils for metal detectors?
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This is extremely tiring and going nowhere in a hurry! It
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There is no way to accomplish anything like this given the power of the 8051! It would require much more computing power and speed!
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Hi Ben, The maximum current will depend on the three PSU
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Omni, I believe you are trying to make simple basic tests into advanced science!
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Hi Ian, Three of these in series: http://www.gear-zone.co.uk/eshop/Duracell-45v-Flat-Battery.html will supply 13.5V which is close to what you have in a car. For testing LED circuits they will probably last for years! ;)
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Neither has your documented education obviously!
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Hi Chris, Yes that
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Oh I forgot! You can download SBM from here: http://web.onetel.net.uk/~stuorguk/StripboardMagic.zip I have LochMaster but its too large to upload here!
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Hi Steve, You can use LochMaster, StripBoardMagic or StripBoard Designer for this job!
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Well, hammering a nail without a hammer might cause injures to your hand! :o I suggest you try strip-board for small projects like this. A good place to start is where they make a circuit just like the one you need and conveniently enough on a strip board! ;D Here it is good luck! http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/stripbd.htm
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Yes, bigger and heavier gives a nice feeling when incrementing the voltage. Here are a few examples of crank-type knobs: http://www.surplussales.com/ShaftHardware/Knobs-12.html I am sure you could find many more of a similar type at other suppliers. The finger hole knobs are often used for tuning DX-receivers and other ham stuff.
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Hi Frank, You can use two PC-PSU
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For these multi-turns I try to find heavy machined aluminum knobs with a small crank or one with a finger hole; this gives you a smooth and accurate feeling.
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You don
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I use this type (10-turns) of potentiometers for PSU