I wouldn't put an ammeter on a very low output impedance amplifier if its offset voltage wasn't zero. The only current limiter is the fuse. (the fuse in your meter)
I wouldn't either. That's not what I believe he's telling us. It would seem he wants one lead of the ammeter to be connected to...
I think the author makes an error when he says to put a current meter on the output and adjust the trimpot for zero current reading. I think the adjustment is to reduce offset voltage at the output to zero so there isn't a DC voltage on the speaker.
The instruction is ambiguous at best. He...
In the mathematical sense, C is completely arbitrary. Use it to turn the general solution of a differential equation (of which there are an infinite number) into a particular solution that depends upon initial conditions.
In the electrical sense, since you're dealing with time varying signals...
You can use this handy little tester to check for shorted out coils on an iron core xfmr.
Simply close the momentary contact switch, release and see if the neon light flashes. If it does, then you don't have any shorted coils. If it doesn't flash, then you likely have a shorted coil that's...
One question: why?
It'd be a helluvalot easier to write a graphical program to put the chronometer right on the screen. The PC, itself, already has time and date information, which can be accessed via library functions. The FOX Toolkit already has a seven segment display widget. It really...
All car amplifiers are rated in Whats where the amp is clipping badly to make the numbers much higher.
I caught that in the original post, and figured the whole thing was a joke site. I went through all 26 pages on that, looking for the punch line before realizing that it wasn't a satire...
Take a LQQK at those specs. 10% THD?! It takes some set of brass cojones to call this "high fidelity". That thing might be good for a PA system or, perhaps, an AM modulator for a ham rig (for those who still haven't made the move to SSB -- how many of those are left anyway?) where fidelity isn't...
The power input on a tube radio is usually a multi voltage input transformer. And a transformer is an inductor so yes the frequency matters. I am just not sure how much!
Take a LQQK at the general transformer equation: VN= 4fSB where:
VN: Volts/Turns ratio
f: Frequency (Hz)
S: Core X-section...
It had nearly double the bytes of your schematic but looked like nearly 4 times the pixels. I counted 12 steps on the ramps of your opamp symbols but 19 steps on mine.
I count 12 as well. Looks like the only alternative is to re-draw the whole thing. Oh well...
My previous post got deleted...
Can you convert an original bit-map to a GIF?
That's exactly what I did. I made both the *.jpg and the *.gif from the same original: a *.bmp image I made a long time ago, when I still used Windows.
It looks like you converted the JPG to a GIF.
I didn't. I really can't explain this since I'm...
Haha! Yep, and hopefully those idiots will listen.
They'll be lucky to be able to hear anything, let alone listen. :o
Every time I hear one of those damn things, I imagine the owner spending the rest of his life going: "What'ja say? What'ja say? What'ja say?" Then I feel better. ;D