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  1. audioguru2

    RF Choke vs Inductor?

    I don't know if a 1mH inductor will work in your crystal oscillator circuit. Its inductive reactance calculated at 125k ohms seems awfully high. Try it.
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    Low-pass Filter?

    You could use a low voltage, high current Class-D amplifier to drive an ordinary power transformer in reverse to stepup the voltage. You could use a high frequency oscillator to drive a small stepup transformer, rectify its high voltage then use the DC for a high voltage Class-D amplifier...
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    want mobile jammer circiut

    If you want an antenna amplifier, don't post on a thread that is talking about jamming cell phones, start your own thread.
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    want mobile jammer circiut

    In North America there is free satellite TV. It operates in microwave frequencies so a jammer would be difficult to make, and the dish focuses very accurately so the jammer must be in its focus.
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    Low-pass Filter?

    There are many high power Class-D audio amplifiers available. I don't think a computer's power supply works with a square-wave mains. A "ferro-resonant" transformer has an additional winding that is tuned with a capacitor so a square-wave input makes a sine-wave output. Its core saturates in...
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    RF Choke vs Inductor?

    A choke is an inductor. A choke is usually used separately as a high impedance to high frequencies. An inductor is usually used with a series or parallel capacitor to tune to a certain frequency. Look at applications in Google.
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    The original project's circuit or the improved one?
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    Low-pass Filter?

    Are you talking about a power inverter? What about the heat? In a square-wave inverter, the output transistors alternately switch fully on or fully off to reduce power wasted as heat. A good inverter using transistors is about 80% efficient and one using Mosfets is about 90% efficient. So to...
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    heat sink for transfomer

    A very poor quality (cheap) transformer heats too much: 1) If it doesn't have enough turns in its windings then it heats even without a load. 2) If the wire in its windings is too thin then it has too high a resistance which causes heat with a load. Then the voltage will be much higher without a...
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    mini audio transformer

    Instead of trying to buy a 40 years old audio transformer to use in a high voltage circuit, use something modern that makes a high voltage. A disposable camera has a high voltage circuit that has a nice little transformer and the entire circuit to make about 350VDC and a pulse of about 4,000V...
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    mini audio transformer

    About 40 years ago, portable transistor radios used a transformer something like that. Make a time machine and go back to get one.
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    This supply can be "floating" so that its output isn't grounded. Then for a positive output just ground the 0V terminal and for a negative output just ground the positive terminal. For both polarities then add a completely separate project.
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    To allow you to calibrate its max output to 25.0VDC, add a 5k trimpot wired as a rheostat between U1 and P1. If the ripple is too high with a 25V/3A load then increase the value of C1 to 10,000uF and decrease the value of R15 to 100 ohms.
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    plz help me out !!

    Because photodiodes don't work when they are backwards.
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    FM impedance antenna matching

    Doesn't the high RF power interfere with real FM stations ot TV stations?
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    LM317 Variable power supply

    Then calculate a current-limiting resistor with the supply voltage that you have so that the max current spec is not exceeded.
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    Newb Question: 12v-80ma transistor switch

    Good for you. You fixed it. ;D
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