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  1. ramussons

    Delay off circuit

    If the highlighted words are without much emphasis, well fine. You have a simple solution. If, however, "stays constant" is further emphasised, you may have a far more complex solution.
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    Amplifier wiring problem

    There seems to be another module missing ..... the power supply module that has to come between the Transformer and the Amp.
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    DIY Audio Amplifier???

    Was'nt the OP on Design a transistor Amplifier?
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    DIY Audio Amplifier???

    Google is your best friend. Give you a couple. https://backyardbrains.com/experiments/transistorDesign http://www.sentex.ca/~mec1995/tutorial/xtor/xtor8/xtor8.html That aside, unless you have studied something on transistors, at least the operating principles of a transistor, the above will...
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    Switch help

    From the photos, I would say it's a 2 pole 2 way miniature slide switch. Something like this.....
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    Switch help

    What was that broken switch supposed to do? Change Bands? Switch ON the radio? A photo of the PCB will also help.
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    Help to solve Operational amplifier

    am getting old ... :D
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    Help to solve Operational amplifier

    The swing will be +/- 10 Volts, which, as per my calculations, will give 12.5 W RMS
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    IF choices

    I linked the term "common" to common broadcast radios :D not to professional equipment. Did'nt think the OP had gone to that level of explanation.
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    Help with a simple receiver.

    The given circuit is basically the front end of this (from Colin's ref). 4.7uF seems unnecessary, but may do no harm.
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    Help to solve Operational amplifier

    An ideal Op Amp will give a max swing of 10 Volts, so it can deliver 10^2 / 8 = 12.5 Watts RMS. I could not understand this part in your post.
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    IF choices

    Common combination? :confused: The only place where I've seen this is in a SCPC satellite receiver channel modem :D
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    Transformer; How do I calculate turns and volume.

    AFAIK, Magnetic Amplifiers will need a special core material. Normal transformer cores are not suitable.
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    Help to solve Operational amplifier

    Frankly, I'm not able to figure out what is being asked for except Task 3. C5, R8, R5, C2 form a Bandpass Filter. U2 with R7, R6 and C1 is an active High Pass Filter with around 5Hz cutoff decided by R6 C1.
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    Replacing a faulty SMPS

    I doubt if the "original" schematic is in order. Did you trace it or was it available as a drawing? It's not possible for the electronics in a washing machine to be "hot" wired. Even if it is :eek: , you can technically connect the "common" of "your" power supply to the "phase". I will NOT...
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    anyone can tell me Australia wireless spectrum?

    See what is the Frequency of a Home WiFi Router. That's certainly one for civilian use. :D
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    Interchanging Triacs

    http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/400722/STMICROELECTRONICS/BTA08-600C.html http://www.datasheetarchive.com/BTA08-600B-datasheet.html
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    Interchanging Triacs

    To start with, the Voltage and Current ratings are different BTA08-600C handles 600 to 800 Volts, but at 8Amps BTA08-600B 400 Volts at 25 Amps
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    Radio, ac or dc?

    Can you upload a few photographs of the Radio and it's insides? There is likely to be DC available, and one should be able to use a 7805 or 7905 to get 5 volts. Does the radio use NPN or PNP transistors?
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    Analog wifi repeater - possible?

    If you know the WiFi frequency, why not use a passive solution? A Yagi Antenna outside connected to a Monopole inside. We have used this solution in quite a few places for Indoor Coverage of 900 / 1800 / 2100 MHz mobile signals.
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