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A: How does JFET biasing work in a 2-terminal electret condenser microphone? > If so, how would that work without a source resistor? Quite well actually. If you look at the 2SK1109 you'll see that it has this characteristic: - Imagealttext I've highlighted the zero voltage bias point with a red rectangle. This is the situation you get when there is no source resis... (more) |
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If you apply a 1 volt step to the input of an LC low-pass filter, you get a 2 volt p-p sinewave output superimposed at 1 volt DC. You don't get infinity. Maybe you were thinking of it being driven with a sinewave having the same frequency as the resonant frequency? (more) |
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A: Analysis of LC circuit using intuition > without the use of differential equations or simulation Then use Laplace transforms to derive the transfer function. Multiply it by 1/s to get the Laplace result when a step is applied then, use inverse Laplace tables (and/or partial fractions) to derive the transient response in the time dom... (more) |
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You said this: The recommended solution is to place an electrolytic bulk capacitor between the ceramic capacitor and the input pin of the boost converter.
And, that is not what TI are saying at all. (more) |
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A: Missing voltage rating > what is the maximum DC voltage I can bias this connector at I don't see why this shouldn't be treated like any other component that has a maximum voltage stated in its data sheet or documentation. I'm thinking of such devices as (but certainly not limited to) MOSFETs. They have a clearly sta... (more) |
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something dangerous you say but, you don't say what that is and, I don't see anything dangerous in the image that you are implying something dangerous is happening. (more) |
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Elleanor, that is correct. That is the case. (more) |
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A: Understanding inductive ringing > are there more elements contributing to this effect that I have not placed in the circuit? Well, you have a simulator and it should be really easy to remove Cwindings and observe if the ringing frequency alters. If it does then there is another capacitor hidden away in your circuit (aka drain... (more) |
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A: Power Line Filter. Location of Cy and common mode choke. > Why are CY capacitors on the source side, and not on the load side? You may not be grasping what the image shows. The left-side port connects to the AC power-line. It supplies power to the right-side port via the filter. The right-side port (called power supply) is in fact a switch mode suppl... (more) |
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| Comment | Post #291295 |
Where did the image of the PCB layout come from? It's not in the mini-circuits document you linked. Please also show the schematic as an image. (more) |
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| Comment | Post #291238 |
Then send it back to the supplier and demand a new one. (more) |
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| Comment | Post #291213 |
1) Use a white back ground
2) Crop so that wasted image spaces are minimized
3) Use a decent resolution
4) Remove information from the image that doesn't relate to the question
5) Check that your posted images are clear and concise. (more) |
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The PLC is meant to be weather protected so there's no way that it should see humidity levels that low. (more) |
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Nevertheless, the TVS diodes are offering no protection and, they would likely protect the device if chosen to be the right voltage rating (irrespective of root cause). (more) |
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A: LED driver with feedback through light. Which feedback topology is better? > Which topology is preferable? The one below because the LED driver is less likely to produce instability and, if it does, you can always tweak C4 (upwards) in order to kill-off the potentially oscillatory pole produced in the response in your first circuit. How to draw schematics that prov... (more) |
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A: MAX485 transceivers breaking, Pi filter generating spikes? What part of the absolute maximum ratings for the A and B data lines do you think would be protected by 33 volt TVS diodes: - Imagealttext If the chip is powered from a 5 volt supply then you use 5.6 volt TVS diodes to ground. Maybe you can raise the TVS to 10 volt if you have a lot of common-m... (more) |
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You have to make sure that the op-amp doesn't deliver significantly more than a 90 degrees open loop phase shift at loop gains greater than unity. Most op-amps will be fine but, if you really push things too far to get a rapid response you might come unstuck. Source followers do not have the "only on... (more) |
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A: MOSFET drain current ringing in saturation region It's got nothing to do with the MOSFET's miller capacitance. Miller capacitance causes problems in common-source circuits but, your circuit is common-drain (or source follower) hence, with a steady DC voltage on the drain (your power supply), there can be no problematic feedback via the miller capaci... (more) |
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A: Matched transistors If the data sheet doesn't indicate that the two devices are matched then sorry, they probably are not and, you should use a matched device like the PMP5201Y that you linked. That data sheet mentions "match" 16 times and 3 times on page 1: - Imagealttext There are zero occurrences of the word "m... (more) |
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