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UPDATED. based on clarification to original question. To be clear, just an idea, not tested for this situation! It is abusing the V_I_L margin on the 3.3V CMOS input, so series diode should be sc...
I want to run a specific motor in the open loop. How to calculate the maximum ratio of V/f to run it? Am I looking at Ld or Lq value for this? Let's say these are the characteristics - haven't ch...
I am trying to design a full adder in SystemVerilog. I searched on Wikipedia and I found this https://en.wikibooks.org/w/index.php?title=Microprocessor_Design/Add_and_Subtract_Blocks module full_...
The video helped explain a few things, but it's still not clear what the overall purpose of this device is. You showed it clearly producing a signal, but the documentation you quote talks about an...
Why does the Darlington or Sziklai configurations need complementary transistors? For these configurations, when should I use complementary pairs and when could I use not complementary pairs ?
let me begin with a schematic for an adjustable current source with a simple load: The operation is simple: The current I inside R1 gives rise a voltage drop equal to I/R1 (= I if R1 = 1). So the ...
Assuming nothing is broken or wired incorrectly, this is most likely the result of the opamp oscillating wildly. The average may still be about what it should be, so you might not notice with only...
RTOS A RTOS (Real Time Operating System) is much more than a bunch of interrupts. Most true dedicated microcontroller applications don't need any RTOS or any other kind of operating system. Genera...
Well, here is was my logic tells me: The corrosion has caused a high impedance in the L2 wire, but there should be also a "short" between the L1 and L2 wire. So that the voltage between L1 and L2 f...
My step-up converter makes audible noise both with and without a load.I am almost certain it is the inductor, because when I hold my finger on it I can feel vibration and it gets quieter. Unfortuna...
It doesn't quite work that way. You are missing the fact that the current (which the magnetic field is proportional to) decays exponentially. You are also missing the resistance of the coil itsel...
When the outage occurred, I observed the following The L1/G voltage difference was 120V (good). The G/L2 voltage difference was 90V (bad). The L1/L2 voltage difference was 30V (very bad!). If t...
In addition to what Andy said (+1), the 350 mA AC figure is probably limited by power dissipation, and therefore temperature. It applies during normal forward operation where the secondary current...
CAN is asynchronous and, if you receive a string of consecutive zeros, the UART mechanism that turns raw CAN data into "a byte" might have to wait a great deal longer than 1 bit of data before it c...
Check out What are the most common causes of CAN bus communication errors? As stated there, CAN requires a clock accuracy of 1.58% or your CAN node is non-compliant. I would recommend to use <1...
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Since am interested in how a delta sigma modulator works, I need to know what is the difference between differential amplifier and differentiator if there is a difference of course.
A bit of a tangent, but in mcu firmwares, higher order filters can also be implemented directly with biquad sections. More work to implement vs single pole, but very reusable. Although to be honest...
Ripple doesn't need to be that high. I've done flyback supplies to power isolated sections quite a bit, using a pulse on demand scheme like yours. It's not hard to get the ripple down to ±50 mV. ...
I am eager to create a flyback converter for driving the high side MOSFET. Here is a snapshot of my work so far: 555 timer starts with generating ~100kHz 12V signal on Q1. Q2 is monitoring the v...
Answer to question 1: First, you need p-mos and not n-mos, as you are switching the circuit from the above. Second, it is better and simpler to parallelize mosfets for big current switches; this w...
I've got a broken roomba, I've tried new batteries and a working charger. The charger is supposed to output 20V-24W when the roomba is plugged in. the picture just shows how I'm measuring the pow...
Any electronic component or module you buy for a project or design should have a data sheet. By data sheet I mean a portable document format (PDF or equivalent) like this: - Do not assume that...
I'm actually an algorithmic engineer, not an electronic engineer. But your question is extremely general, and valid for every field of engineering. Also, it obviously depends upon the human and tec...
More about the circuit The circuit is sensing (low side sensing for many reasons) current used to power up the lights with 28V(part of the schematics not shown here -> relay with LC filter ...
