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EUsing a PWM as DAC : https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/application-note/AN14520.pdf https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sloa030a/sloa030a.pdf Page...
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Martaine2005 replied to the thread speed controller.27.145 MHz is channel 4 or YELLOW for RC cars, boats etc. It’s now old technology. But to answer your question, it’s definitely possible... -
Nnoelmem6 replied to the thread Old Schumacher SE-1275A only works at 75A.This is an old thread but a bro-in-law just handed me his unit telling me he accidentally connected the clips to the battery reversed...
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If this is the right connector and only the locking bar is missing, you may try to get a replacement connector and transplant the... -
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Hello, A picture of the front and back would help. Also a sharp complete picture of the inners would help. Bertus
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Thanks for your reply Danadak. It's an 80M. I can include an image of it if that would help further identification.
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What is the model # of the meter ?
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AHi, I have a remote-controlled toy train. The remote is 27.145 MHz and uses a 9 volt battery. The remote has three buttons. Pressing the...
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GGigHz replied to the thread Altium Designer Rigid-Flex Manager question.Looks like a good starting point. I’d confirm the stackup with your PCB manufacturer, especially the flex materials, coverlay, and...
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GGigHz replied to the thread 5013 - Component identification.The 5 V input and 3.2 V output help, but pin 4 IN and pin 9 OUT alone probably aren’t enough to identify the exact part. If you can post...
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MLink corrected
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Also try cleaning the little disc that spins the DVD. This sometimes helps to restore grip so the disk does not slip. Use alcohol and a...
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thaohuyenvovan replied to the thread Is AI making any impact on embedded software development?.I use AI quite a bit for embedded work now, mostly for checking ideas or getting through unfamiliar code faster. It’s useful, but I... -
thaohuyenvovan replied to the thread Recommended ways to program Uno board.Flowcode probably makes the most sense here if you want to keep things simple. For the 0–10 V outputs, I wouldn’t try to do everything...
