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Re: I think I know what killed my 80486... (perhaps it can be revived)
On Sun, 31 May 2015 19:34:09 +0200, "Skybuck Flying" Gave us: YOU did, and your utter stupidity.
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CFA question
Hi all, I've a silly question because I'm a bit unexperienced with current-feedback amplifiers. I've observed from both the datasheet and from experimental data that the closed-loop frequency response...
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OT: motivational question
A difficulty I've faced for most of my life (though im still relatively young) both in business and in working on personal problems, is one of organization and motivation. Often a project will start...
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LED replacement strobe lamp.
I recently bought a LED replacement for the #93 taillight my 30 year-old bedside Tensor lamp uses. I like it. I have not found a good source for #93's in years and have been paying way too much at...
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AoE III price lowered another $10
Amazon has just lowered the price of the Art of Electronics 3rd edition by another $10, to $93. Who knows how long they'll keep it at this lower price.
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Blue Jeans
Your blue jeans told my blue jeans that you're fat. 8-) [8~{} Uncle Fat Monster
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geeks in love
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com
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motor skate board
I saw a kid on a motorised skate board yesterday. The packaging is slick, the mechanical parts are hidden from view underneath. What type of motor do they use, and which motor drive circuit? Assume...
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Low component count relaxation oscillator
I have a cheap torch (US: flashlight) which has three AAA cells in series powering nine white LEDs in parallel, nothing else that I can see. I guess the current is limited by the battery impedance....
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Out-of-tolerance zero ohm resistors
An assembly house apparently substituted some 1210 zero-ohm resistors with another mfr's part. They're passing >10A, so part characteristics matter. The substitute parts measure 12.5 milliohms,...
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goofy PWM
I need an isolated analog output (many of them, actually) with, say, 1 PPM programmability and linearity. An optocoupled DAC would be silly, so I'll use PWM. If I start at 200 MHz, and do a 20 bit (1...
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OT: Surveys
I'm not the sort who "participates"... So, when routinely asked to fill out a survey to "tell us how we're doing", I smile politely and toss the form/receipt in the trash outside the establishment...
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Help making shower spray
The shower at the pool I use produces a mist that is such that you have to wonder if the soap is actually rinsed off. So I drilled a rubber stopper with a 1/4" drill. Hey, when I stuff that in the...
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Network Only Accesses Google
I seem to be having a networking problem that only lets me reach www.google .com and I can't get to or any other we bsite I have tried. This is the same in all three browsers I have tried, F F, Chrome...
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Experiments towards a differential air pressure based wind speed sensors
Do not remember who mentioned it here, but why not try it I though: Got some of these absolute pressure sensors (barometer): And the 24 bit ADC with 128x gain: Now 24 bit down from 80 mV is not-a-lot;...
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