Hello,
@ratstar , Mosfets do have a "linear" part in the transition curve.
During the "linear mode" there will be power dissipation in the mosfet.
That is why you want to do fast switching, so the time in "linear mode" is as short as possible to keep the dissipation low.
Bertus
Hello,
You might know the "books" available on this site
Lessons In Electronic Circuits
The partner site has two "books" more available and some advanced "books":
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/
An other great resource is the US navy training books:
The US Navy Electricity and...
Hello,
Have you tested the leds connections?
Do you know wich pin is the common pin?
Do you know if the led is common cathode or common anode?
I found this page, where the left pin seems to be the common pin, the middle pin for red and the right pin for green...
Hello,
Have a look at this page of the AC book, how to do calculations with AC signals that have different phases:
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/alternating-current/chpt-2/examples-ac-circuits/
Bertus
Hello,
Is the temperature in Celcius or Fahrenheit?
When in Fahrenheit, the 110 would be about 43 degrees Celcius.
That would not worry me.
When it is 110 degrees Celcius, that would be bad.
Bertus
Hello,
There are some antenna books from the ARRL on the internet archive:
https://archive.org/details/TheArrlAntennaBook
https://archive.org/details/fea_ARRL_Basic_Antennas
A lot of theory and practical information can be found in them.
Bertus
Hello,
Reading the description on this page : https://www.pdf-manuals.com/samsung-mx-hs9000-giga-sound-system-mx-hs9000-za-253111-manual
I can not get that a powerconsumption of 146 Watt can give 2600 Watt RMS output power.
This is NOT possible.
Bertus
Hello,
Perhaps a little addition to your resource.
The different colors of leds will have different forward voltages:
Also a note on the different ciruits for leds in the attached PDF.
Bertus
Hello,
Have a look for the datasheet of your PIC:
https://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/en/PIC18F45K80
The max pin current depends on wich port and pin on the port you are using:
There must always a current limiting resistor be used.
Bertus
Hello,
Have a look at the AC textbook:
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/assets/pdf/alternating-current.pdf
Here is the webpage for Chapter 5 - Reactance And Impedance -- R, L, And C:
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/alternating-current/chpt-5/series-parallel-r-l-and-c/
Bertus
Hello,
Perhaps Varta can tell you more:
https://batteryworld.varta-automotive.com/en-be/battery-test-car
https://batteryworld.varta-automotive.com/en-be/battery-test-results-interpret
Bertus
Hello,
Most batteries are sealed, so you can not reach the individual cells.
Some you will see the connections between the cells like the ones in the following picture:
On those you can measure the individual cells.
Bertus
Hello,
On the given page there are arduino programs to generate a sound with the buzzer.
The passive uses fast switching of the arduino output to generate the oscilaltion frequency.
Here is an other page that uses the passive buzzer with the arduino...