I added it to the links directory. You could add it yourself also by clicking "Submit Your site" and selecting the correct category. Submit there any good link you know. I will check them and then aprove them.
If you ground -5V pin, and apply +5V to the pin 3 then it will work nice :D for measuring positive voltages (i already tried it). I am not sure what will happen with negative voltages, i haven't tried it.
Hope that helps a bit.
Here is what i found:
SS495A Datasheet 1
SS495A Datasheet 2
There are not the same. Download them both.
Where are you gonna use this sensor? I am just curious ;D
Even on the advanced spacecraft of the future, sooner or later things are bound to break. Space travelers on an extended mission to Mars, for example, would need to be ready to do small repairs just in case, soldering this, welding that ... more here...
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Go here: http://electronickits.com/start.html?BID=1799&AID=11540
and check: POWER SUPPLIES -> DC Bench Power Supply Kit
Output Voltage:
1) 1.5VDC - 15VDC @ 1Amp
2) -1.5VDC to -15VDC
3) 5VDC @ 3 Amps
Input: 110VAC (line cord included).
Includes full enclosure and knobs...
Copy-paste from TL081 datasheet:
"The TL081 is pin compatible with the standard LM741 and uses the same offset voltage adjustment circuitry. This feature allows designers to immediately upgrade the overall performance of existing LM741 designs."
Replacing TL081 with LM741 may drop the overall...
Here is BJT Transistor Review I found:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/articles/files/BJT_Transistor_Review.doc
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Pins 10,11,16 connect together and to the rest of the circuit.
Pins 3-9,13 (3,4,5,6,7,8,9,13) connect together and to the rest of the circuit.
I translated it in English for you.. you can find it here:
http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/telephone/001/index_en.html
But you could build it just by using the schematic, pcb and parts list. There is no special info in text.
1. I think the connection is ok. There is no need to use a feedback loop in every opamp. There are many types of connections that can be used with opamps.
2. A Bi-color LED is a led that lights two colors. There are two types: with three or two leads. Here you need one with 2 leads. When the...