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Updated the question.All links are working now (more) |
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Potentiostat Clarification needed The below circuit is take from here. May I know how this circuit maintains the Potential at Reference Electrode and Working Electrode same. Imagealttext Here you can see that the working electrode is connected to IC1 and Refrence electrode to IC2.They are not in a common loop.Then how this c... (more) |
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| Comment | Post #293898 |
Hi this link contains the application of the product.This is a Wireless PIR Motion Detector.Here is the design guide. (more) |
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Battery circuit The below schematic is taken from this TI reference design. May I know is there any reason for using 2 MOSFETs here. Imagealttext Hi this link contains the application of the product.This is a Wireless PIR Motion Detector.Here is the design guide.[](https://www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-01398) (more) |
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| Comment | Post #292998 |
Yes I decided to go with Pull up (more) |
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| Comment | Post #292999 |
You are correct when SHDN is low the chip is in shutdown mode. As you suggested I will connect a 100K pull down to ground.
May I know in general how we are calculating the value of pull down resistor. (more) |
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Controlling the shutdown pin of an IR Transceiver I am using an IR transceiver in my design.This IC is working at 3.3V supply.This IC need not be on always so I decided to give a control to it's shut down pin (Pin no 5,Shutdown Input. Active low).A transistor switch is used for this purpose.When the switch is ON the transceiver will be active and wh... (more) |
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| Comment | Post #292938 |
The leakage current is 10nA at room temperature.This circuit is for POC.We will be using it at room temperature only.
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Controlling the Low power mode of Buck Boost converter using a Microcontroller I am using TPS63000 in my design and I need to control PS/SYNC pin using a micro-controller. The input to the buck boost converter is 3V to 4.3V which is coming from a battery. The microcontroller is working at 3.3V. I doubt the BJT option will work always or not. Any other circuit suggestio... (more) |
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Flash light frequency and rise time calculation I was analyzing the design a hazard warning light.The spec of the light turn on off is given below. > The flashing-light frequency shall be 90+/-30 times per minute. May I know in this case the frequency(ignoring 30) will be 60/90Hz or 90/60Hz? The designer used this IC to generate the PW... (more) |
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How do we calculate signal rise time from frequency May I know how to calculate a signals rise time from it's frequency. I found this article for the same. The formula given is Tr = 1/fπ. May I know is this applicable for PWM also. (more) |
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