Hi all,
There is probably a very straightforward answer to this so you will have to excuse my ignorance.
I have a PC fan controller that I want to run on batteries. It came with the standard 12v,-ve,-ve,5v molex connector.
I connected the 12v wire to a 12v battery pack +ve. I then connected...
Hi,
I have an SMC digital pressure switch. Basically it has three wires +,- and output. I want a 12v solenoid to activate upon reaching a set pressure. This is being used in a car. I connected it all up to the 12v battery. I then connected the output to a multimeter. All seemed fine, no signal...
Hi MP,
That's great. At least I feel I am going in the right direction now. A transistor will have one conection with a varying voltage that acts to switch the circuit won't it?
If so, would i then need to pass the differential output of the tranducer to an op-amp and connect that single...
Hi Guys,
Many thanks for the info. I am very new to electronics so what I may be stating above may seem like a load of gobbledeegook, apologies. What i am trying to build is a pressure display/switch circuit. I have a LDR switch circuit currently and somehow was trying to replace the ldr with...
I have a trnasducer which outputs a 0-330mV +/- digital signal. I want to transform this to a 0-330mV analogue signal. Can I do this via an op-amp and can anyone give any advice on how to do this?
Many Thanks
John
Hi Alun,
Thanks for the confirmation. I suspected it would be nice and easy...for a change! I also want to convert the signal to a uni-polar signal aswell. Am I on the right track by thinking that you would connect the bi-polar to an op-amp?
Many Thanks
John
Hi,
If you have a transducer with differential outputs can this be connected directly to a panel meter with a differential inputs to measure the output voltage of the transducer?
Thanks in advance
John
Hi,
If anyone could help on this I would be eternally grateful as it is the last stage prior to my circuit being complete. Essentially I want the output signal/voltage of the tranducer to go to a panel meter. The transducer has a + and a - output connection and reads 330mV full scale output at...