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    SMPS analysis

    Hello, The drawing I made is for a shorted D812. The short could blow R840 or the fuse. It could be that R840 is a fusible resistor. Bertus
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    SMPS analysis

    Hello, It will short in input at the positive phase: Bertus
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    Experiment with NPN transistor BC547

    Hello, That should work fine. The base current is limited by the 1K resistor. The led is protected by the 470 Ohms resistor. Bertus
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    Making the connection

    Hello, An other great brand for removable connections is the Anderson Powerpole series: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anderson_Powerpole https://www.andersonpower.com/shop/wire-to-wire/powerpole.html Bertus
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    How to connect piezo speakers to an amplifier

    Hello, For the cables, have a look at this article: https://sound-au.com/cables.htm There are 6 pages with info. Use the next button on the bottom or the links in the menu. Bertus
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    Experiment with NPN transistor BC547

    Hello, No, the led is protected by the 470 Ohms current limiting resistor. The transistor can be dameged by a to large base current. When you put a resistor of 1K between the top of the potentiometer and the +5 Volts, the transistor is protected from a to high base current. Bertus
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    Experiment with NPN transistor BC547

    Hello, If you want to make better looking schematics, you can copy paste symbols from this sheet into your schematic drawing: Your schematic could look like this: Bertus
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    48V.

    Hello, The +48 Volts is 48 volts positive related to ground potential. The -48 Volts is 48 Volts negative related to ground potential. Bertus
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    Experiment with NPN transistor BC547

    Hello, You can test the transistor with a multimeter: https://www.electronics-notes.com/articles/test-methods/meters/multimeter-diode-transistor-test.php https://allabouteng.com/how-to-transistor-test/ When using a digital multimeter, you can use the diode test function. Bertus
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    Experiment with NPN transistor BC547

    Hello, I hope you did not turn the potmeter fully to the +5 Volts. If you did so, the transistor might not have survived the action and got burned out. The base current may not exceed 20 mA. Bertus
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    Experiment with NPN transistor BC547

    Hello, Can you post a schematic, in stead of the breadboard? Schematics are the universal electronic language. Bertus
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    Problem with data logging in arduino environment

    Hello, Are the signals at TTL level or at RS232 level? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-232 Are the levels matching? Bertus
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    Paperwork for AVO two piece valve tester.

    Hello, When you are looking for tube data, have a look at my resource: Vintage info from the days of vacuum tubes Bertus
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    Powering 0402 smd LEDs

    Hello, Under the replybox, you will find a button with "Upload a File" on it. With that button, you can upload photos and PDF's. The photo should be resized to about 300 kB. You should be fine then. Bertus
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    Powering 0402 smd LEDs

    Hello, Just another question. How will the leds be arranged? Inline, circle or bow? Could you make a sketch? Then we can likely make suggestions how to mount them. Bertus
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    Comedy Thread

    Do you also like cheese fondue? This chinese guy has some difficulty with it:
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    Paperwork for AVO two piece valve tester.

    Hello, You might find it on this jabse page: http://www.jabse.com/Ly4gUmFyZSBhbmQgQW5jaWVudCBFcXVpcG1lbnQvQVZP You can download the correct one when you know the model number. Bertus
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    Powering 0402 smd LEDs

    Hello, Did you read the resource that @Harald Kapp gave you: "Got a question about driving LEDs?" In there you will find this picture on leds in parallel: As you can see each led has its own resistor. As you are using different colors of leds, the resistors will have different values. Bertus
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    Sony ICD-PX240 voice recorder button not working

    Hello,, What is the actual size of the buttons? They look like they are mounted on the PCB. These on ebay look a lot like them: https://www.ebay.com/itm/4x4x0-8mm-PCB-Surface-Mount-Tactile-Membrane-SPST-Switches-SMT-SMD-Push-Button-/254176114146 Bertus
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    Making the connection

    Hello, Soldering the wires together will make a permanent connection. You could use heat shrink tubing for isolation. You even can get heat shrink tubing with glue inside to make it water tight. When you want to have a removable connection, the connectors the TS used can be used. In that case...
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