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You have a clever idea. I don't think it would be a pretty work. You need to trace the circuit where audio amplifier takes input. Then tap these wires out. No gaurantee that it will not damage the rf output.
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Please check following projects:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/blog/?p=1266
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Dear Friends,
I have got to power my laptop from a 12V battery. I have a couple of ptn04050 dc/dc converter modules lying around. The converter operates at 5v and boosts it to -15V (adjustable). Could I use it to get 19V?
My first thought is dividing the Battery voltage to 6V using capacitor divider and then drive the laptop with ptn04050 output in series with battery. Please give your suggestions. -
Its a nice idea. I have seen a demonstration here:http://www.josepino.com/science/electricity-from-piezoelectric
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Well, I did my BSC Electronics last year from UET Lahore. Now I am doing my MS telecomm.
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Hello Shaiq,
I have obtained good results by using the back paper atttached to stickers which u remove and throw away. It works absolutely fine. -
like free chips is there any way to get free software cd's?
For CDsssss try Keil, Mathematica, Agilent Techs for Trial Versions -
Cascade ?: one way is to connect c_out to c_in of the next one
or else if u want then to count in sequency, try
May be use 1 master 4017 which gets 1/10th of system clock and its output used as display en-able for all other '17s which are all clocked from same (I say system) clock. Unfortunately disp-en function isn't onchip so u have to plan ur external circuit. Transistors could be used to power individual '17s. -
I am very sad too :-[
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No doubt, ER has been the one of most attractive features of the site. All the thanks and respect goes to Mr. Ante for such a good contribution to this part of site. I now request MIXOS to leave the contents as it is not reasonable to throw away ones friends(books). -
when i put cd4017 or cd4026 on breadboard (from a power supply) it gets self clocked at exact 50Hz. When operating from a battery it doesn't happen.
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220V/15kVA 1A ?
Figure isn't clear to me. is it 15Kilo Volt?
A transfo with same kVA and Voltage rating shouldn't have diff current ratings. -
Aslam O Alaikum Shaiq,
Why not use the centrifugal force of a body rotating in circle. Acutual mechanical may consist of a continuously rotationg arm. Rotating at one end with a hand on the second end. Hand grips the ball till ball's w is sufficiently high and then release the ball. Analogy of the game where a player throws the hammer first by rotating himself in circular motion.
I think this way you'll need lesser force to grip the ball while ready to be released than the case in which you apply a force to push the ball. I mean a plunger type grip. -
Hello AG,
You got my point.
Hello Ante,
I saw some other IC'pairs doing the same functionality. But I don't remeber there exact ID's -
I use Microsoft Paint program. I make straight lines with the Shift key down
Very good trick AU. You are genious. From where u learned it.
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Hello
Follow these links to build a dancing led circuit.
http://www.technologystudent.com/elec1/dual1.htm
http://www.interq.or.jp/japan/se-inoue/e_ckt7.htm
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Hello nametc3,
To measure R in uOhm range KELVIN bridge is used. It uses meter movement (as your v-meter) to detect the test resistense arainst a variable known R.
If u plan I-surce V-meter then even the connecting wires can add up to many more u-ohms. Its not practical approach at this level of R.
Search www for more on Kelvin Bridge. -
ICL7107?
A lot of wiring mesh to do. Just compare 10 Vs 23 pins you have to feed. -
But I am unable to find it ::)
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Hello!
I am also an EE. I graduated 6 months back and immediately got a telecom job as Management Trainee. I have great interest in electronics but can't do more than enjoying it as a hobby.The days of an EE designing a new circuit or troubleshooting complex systems is long gone
I had never much of this kind of work in my country. But I never thought that you can't find a Design Job of your interest anywhere else :-[ -
Hello Mike
Just like most people like to mount through hole parts all on one side of the PCB and call it the top. If a part doesn't fit one way, why not try mounting it from the bottom? Presto, a reverse pinout!
I realy do so. Once I had PCB's printed from wrong side(acutually flipped). Then I had to solder DIPs at the bottom side. However I got ZIPs on top side with moving the legs at opposite sides.
About the matter of IC pins I personally feel:
1. All i/p pins should be grouped togather (Mechanicaly in a row).
2. All o/p pins should be grouped togather.
3. Power supply pins should be neighbours.
4. The pins performing control functions should come in line.
Perhaps it might put PCB designers on a Holiday ;D
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Hello!
I have found a power supply which has some fault, so I need its circuit details. The information written on one of the stickers is:
Ericsson LZF083 60/2L RB
Article Code BMJ 141 020/31
R-STATE R2A
FACTORY YEAR PERIOD
A8 93 15
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Hello Audio Guru
all kinds of good stuff are now on my hard drive for free
But we can't see all that stuff :-[ :P. Please do something so its accessible to someone else! :-* -
Here I found a unique audio circuit.
http://www.freeinfosociety.com/electronics/schematics/powersupply/usbportpowersupply.pdf
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Then you have a faulty stepper motor or some other kind of motor! Stepper motors will even whiteout shorting the wires have clearly noticeable steps, and when shorting the leads it will be very sluggish! Unless of curse the magnets or the windings are gone, then it will spin easy!
Yes my stepper motor whiteout shorting the wires have clearly noticeable steps. I have experienced difficulty in spinning the motor while on. But just shortning the wires has no effect. Ante have you experienced it yourself?
How to reduce DC a bit without resistor or capacitor? Is there a simple solution
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You may use voltage regulator like LM317 as constant current sourse:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/blog/?p=620