2kind
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See all 28 »Usual values used in doing electronics/power supplies are almost always round numbers: 5V 12V 28V 48V 60V I understand that in some cases ICs are built to accept the voltage directly comi...
4 answers · posted 5y ago by 2kind · last activity 3y ago by TonyStewart
Although I have done multiple PCB designs which passed FCC and CE equivalents using the MCU's/Multiple MCU's, I have a doubt about how to approach the high speed design using FPGA SoC - main thing ...
1 answer · posted 6y ago by 2kind · last activity 6y ago by Olin Lathrop
Signal characteristics are: 0 to 3.3V span 0 to 100Hz range( there will be noise superposed on top with unknown characteristics) Output resistance Rout=4700 ohm I want to sample that with a...
2 answers · posted 4y ago by 2kind · edited 3y ago by Lorenzo Donati
I will try to cover additional aspects. Not eager on making changes - Big organizations are usually non very prone on changing their horse for the battle - sticking to their EDA choice from 20+ ye...
posted 4y ago by 2kind
One of the ceramic capacitors that I've found(link to the capacitor) specifies the following characteristics at 10 kHz: The difference in value is quite significant, almost 100 fold. Which grap...
3 answers · posted 5y ago by 2kind · last activity 5y ago by TonyStewart
You have a 6 layer design for controlling 24V brushed DC motor, galvanically isolated voltage rails(24V and the rest) and your question is how to separate them properly. There is no further reason...
posted 4y ago by 2kind
A circuit under question: Why are CY capacitors on the source side, and not on the load side? Henry Ott describes this with: Because filter attenuation is a function of impedance mismatch, t...
3 answers · posted 2y ago by 2kind · edited 2y ago by Nick Alexeev
I am trying to build an active-low digital isolated switch capable of withstanding 32VDC voltage without creating any damage to the system. This is the snapshot of the circuit not fulfilling the r...
3 answers · posted 5y ago by 2kind · last activity 5y ago by Olin Lathrop
Reading a Tesla Wall Adapter installation manual , their brand of an AC EV charger, chapter about “Ground Assurance” and here is the quote from there: Although the equipment can work with L1 and...
2 answers · posted 2y ago by 2kind · last activity 2y ago by TonyStewart
This question is asked in an addition to https://electrical.codidact.com/posts/276436 Here is a Flyback converter mentioned there: Design parameters are: Input voltage 125 volts Output volt...
2 answers · posted 4y ago by 2kind · edited 3y ago by Lorenzo Donati
There are various different methods to keep common mode currents off the cables, one of them being discussed on the site here and with Olin's decoupling caps post on StackExchange. Slight digressio...
1 answer · posted 4y ago by 2kind · last activity 4y ago by TonyStewart
I am looking at the datasheet of the 7508170315(link) transformer and something seems strange to me. If I connect this to a 12V supply and expose it to 10us pulse: 12V*10us/475uH = 252mA which ...
2 answers · posted 6y ago by 2kind · last activity 5y ago by Olin Lathrop
I have a battery pack that consists of 18650 battery cells(14 cells in series max.). Hence, the voltage of the battery pack will be between 35V and 60V(to be on the safe side) I am designing a BMS...
2 answers · posted 5y ago by 2kind · edited 3y ago by Lorenzo Donati
