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The actual 10/90 times are measured on the bottom: 1.88 and 2.44.

Followers need high-swing, fast drivers, which just moves the problem upstream. I have used RF PNPs driving mesfet followers (CLY2 sorts of things) to get numbers like 12 volts rise in 400 ps. But the turnoff edges are ghastly.

What really rocks is GaN fets. The transconductances and capacitances are amazing. So are the prices.

Me too!

John

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Coirrect? Isn't there some internet law about making mistakes when complaining about somebody else's mistakes?

And when is the last time you coirrected me about something on-topic? All you do is drone on about AGW and socialism.

I like to talk about, and discuss, electronics, and share ideas. Discussions need starting points. You like to insult people and never have ideas. Enjoy.

John

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John Larkin

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If the image is on my screen, I just nab the browser URL from the address bar. FTP is not the web, so there is no hyperlink as such.

I can also just open my public FTP site (there's a link in my toolbar), right-click on the file, select "copy link location" and paste the result anywhere. It's a few mouse clicks, no typing, not a big deal.

Try it:

ftp://jjlarkin.lmi.net/

John

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Looking at the tutorial this doesn't seem much different or easier than Wise FTP.

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Ok, then I've got to try that out. Wise FTP doesn't let you do that.

I know, but when you FTP something onto your web site it has a direct link. Usually something like this:

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Nice. I think I have to learn more about web sites and how to set this up.

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What can I say, WS_FTP is juvenilely easy to use... I started using it way back when I didn't know nuttin' about the Internet ;-)

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www is the web. ftp isn't, and my FTP site isn't a web page. It's just a file server that's accessed via a URL. Most browsers know how to access an ftp site and present a view of the files and folders, but that's the browser's graphics. The ftp site is just some files on a drive somewhere in Berkeley.

Web sites are pretty much HTML files that are stored on FTP sites. FTP came first, before there was a web.

Hey, this works: open a windows explorer session (not IE... just open a box that displays a drive or a folder... even "my computer".) Paste my ftp url into the address bar and hit enter. Voila, my ftp files are on your desktop, as if they were in a local folder, no browser needed.

John

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How do you get an address bar in there? If I select "show address bar" only a gray block with "address" shows up, doing more or less nothing.

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The academic statisticians aren't satisfied, but apparently the warmingists are happy as a clam to base their faith on clearly bogus data.

Warmingism isn't science, because there is no way to test it, other than observations, like the global temperature has been stable for the last 10 years or so, even as CO2 levels skyrocket. I can't understand why they hate plants - CO2 NOURISHES plants, for God's sake!

Cheers! Rich

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Why not write a script? :-)

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In the DOS days I did that. But now it's all Windows and I am getting older :-)

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It won't let me upload. )-;

;-) Rich

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Well, found out how to get the address line going. In case others run into the same obstacles (there were two):

The option "lock the toolbars" was on by default, I had to set that to off. Now a real address line shows up instead of just a gray square box. I sized that to a decent length, then turned the toolbar lock back on. Now I could enter an FTP location but in my case that erred with "page not found". To remedy this the Internet settings had to be opened via Tools -> Internet Options -> LAN Settings -> Automatically detect LAN settings. Works!

Thanks again for the hint, John.

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Semantics! Semantics! Same drive/server, different filenames.

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Individual has never carried any binary groups, ABSE included.

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krw

I'm getting a lot of push-back on 0402s as well. Manufacturing isn't willing to buy the feeders, yet. I've already told them that they're coming. I need them for decoupling caps on Altera FPGAs. ...at least according to Altera (I know you're not a decoupling freak).

100:1 unreported probe? If so, I'm impressed. We use 2N7002s as jellybeans, though they're pretty sloppy down where we use 'em.
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Thanks for illustrating and confirming my diagnosis.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

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Bill Sloman

Cognitive processing is carried out on the surface of the mammalian brain - which is why the surface of our brains are deeply convoluted. "Area" is clearly the correct term in context.

Only a bird-brained Texan nitwit would measure cognitive capacity in terms of volume. It has been claimed that the avian brain does seem to exploit the whole volume of the neural tissue - one of the many tricks that birds have been forced to evolve under the constraint of staying light enough to fly.

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Bill Sloman

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Pointing out that you don't know much about how science works may constitute an "ad hominum attack", but it does happen to be the only appropriate response to the personal opinion you posted.

If you respond to an argument with a personal opinion, the only rational reaction to is to question the personal experience (or lack of it) that shaped that reaction.

The general population is being bombarded with denialist propaganda. People who don't know much about the science involved have been known to fall for it. This has eroded the population who are willing to pay to do anything effective to slow down the emission of carbon dioxide produced by burning fossil carbon.

This suits Exxon-Mobil and other companies who make their money by extrracting and selling fossil carbon, which is why they subsidise the denialist propaganda.

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No, 50-ohm 40 dB SMA attenuator into a 50-ohm sampling head.

If so, I'm impressed. We use 2N7002s as

The trick is to drive the gates really hard.

John

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John Larkin

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