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Muhammad Abu Bakar
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Hello CPW!
Its not really that complicated
My words: Its tooooooo complicated ;Ddecided I would put IR emmitters on the car and have IR receivers located around the driveway that would measure the strength of the IR signal, and calculate the position based on that using trilateration.
CPW have you considered this idea!
If you can go with RF then use the directional antennas in trilateral configuration. The antennas should receive signal from the car and each should try to track it. Hence from the angle positions of the three you can find the distance/position.
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Hello gevv!
Thanks a lot for the stuff you are presenting here! You are doing a gret job. Keep it up!!! :D :D ;D
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Hi Ante!
short all the wires together and try to turn it!
I did it with a bipolar one but the motor spined as easily as before.
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Recomend a trip to the shops........... SOFTWARE PIRACY IS THEFT ;D
Hello Smuralisankar !
Just wait a few moments. Luckily this site has got a large number of “thieve”.
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Salam Fasih
How are you!
It seems you have 1to4 mx. I don't know what is your exact need as you havn't told one. Where you are using it.
However a 2 bit binary counter connected to select inputs should work. counter have to have a pulse from 555. Flip flops can also be configured as counters.
Also I told you about CD4017 which has built in counter+mux.
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Aslam O Alaikum Fasieh
For avery simple demo you can use cd4017 decade counter IC with 555. Also google, you will find many. -
Hello!
In PLC the power a high pass filter blocks the high voltage at 50/60 Hz. Normaly 60KHz to 250KHz is the band used for comm. Either AM or FM modulation is used to shift the spectrum.
Also have a look on LM565 and LM567 IC datasheets. -
Hello AU!
Yes, the replacement isn't electret one. But I wanted to experiment for better sensetivity.A condenser mic doesn't have the charge so needs an external high voltage power supply (48V) to work.
Then I want to build this amplifier. Can't ther be some compromise on the voltage requiered? Any suggestions, please!
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An electret mic must be connected with the correct polarity.
The thing I am considering cond. mike, I think, also has polarity. red & black wires soldered.
Which kind of mik bears highest sensitivity?
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Hello Dear All!
I want to know diff b/w an electrate & cond mike. As I replaced elctrate mike in an FM Transmitter Kit with cond, it didn't work. Electrate mike was fulfilling the job successfully earlier.
Also which one is more sensetive (If they are diff things)? -
Hello Cyril B!
Here is the link which shows how to hack mouse sensors. I hope it will be usefullhttp://www.boondog.com/tutorials/mouse/mouseHack.htm#Parts -
Soes impractical means immpossible?
One more question.
In an LC tank often a transfo is used as inductor(antenna on other side). Does this transfo has some rigid inductance or it depends upon the load impedence? -
If you have a 12V battery then the transformer must be 12V-0V-12V which is also called "24V center-tapped"
Why not people use bridge circuit to drive the o/p transformer, so that a centre tapped transformer can be avoided. I am interested in technical reasoning. -
Then what about class-C amplifier?
Why it isn't used at power frequencies. After all it has good efficiency! -
Hi Logon!
Good to hear about Staigen's good health.i have already made a reservation at the next available flight to sweden! now i have to cancel it? i'd love to try it, but an international call would cost lotsa $$$ which i dnt have
Logan do you enjoy dollar free flights then? ??? :D :D
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Aslam O Alaikum Shaiq Bashir!
If you see symmetry, R3 should equate R8 and R7 to R4. However let's wait for audio guru to appear. :) -
Hello Nissangaw !
I don't have to say much, except 50 X 50 = 2500 LED's, not just 250! ;) -
Yes, you got it right.
Acutually I was just about to tell you. :) -
Hello AU,
Luckily I had oppertutinity to play with 1KVA trafo at my college. I can remeber the load test where we dropped upto near 50% voltage. -
Logan I remeber another place where u could c who is doing what at forum? where's that? I think u must know it :)
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Thank You Logan!
I will change the way I used to locate the things. I just copied the link at a safe place and at another time when tried to find it then....
Now I have the due respect for the "SEARCH" button. -
Oh! :o ;D
I had a look this page a long time ago and always wondered where I could refind it. Thanks -
Hello nutty boy!
Here goes an experiment to measure max output current.
1. Measure o/p voltage or trafo as V1.
2. Put a high wattage low value variable resistance (better use Rheostat) with max resistance.
3. Decrease load resistence untill you get half of V1 (i.e. V1/2)
4. Take rheostat/load out from circuit and measure its resistance, R1
5. V1/R1 is the max current u can have from this trafo.
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I am much annoyed with the search icon here. I think it better to have none.
As I failed ever to find an article with search I had to put it here
You might prove it by typing in search "The Robot Builder's Bonanza" which is in Elect Resources >> Electronic related E-Books.
You will get "No results found".
Why? Supply pins position differ in Dig & analog IC's
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Hello!
Does some one know why the supply pins in digital IC's are at corner while most OP-amps have them isomewhere in middle of the chip. Is it only due to mechanical construction?
Regards!