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Sure is a lot of animosity here lately
Ya, I said it. Is it the cold? Is it the economy? Is it just people being... ? Mikek
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It's amazing...
It's amazing... How many times Larkin accuses others of not being able to calculate results when, IN FACT, it's Larkin (President of Highland Technology Inc jlarkin at highlandtechnology dot com) who...
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The New Agilent
Blech. http://www.keysight.com/en/
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Burglars Who Took On F.B.I. Abandon Shadows
Burglars Who Took On F.B.I. Abandon Shadows By MARK MAZZETTI Published: January 7, 2014 PHILADELPHIA ? The perfect crime is far easier to pull off when nobody is watching. So on a night nearly 43...
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MOSFET SOA
Have manufacturers eliminated DC SOA? Even from old devices? Can the old curves still be trusted, or are all new production actually broken? Example: compare IRF830, ST's '99 datasheet versus current...
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Re: Switch Power Rating
There is a switch that I am considering using for a new design. From the datasheet I can see that there are several current ratings given. For example, 5A, 7A and 10A. From the datasheet: Power...
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Actual experiences mod'ing laptop bricks?
Hi, I've got a ~200W laptop brick on which I'd like to tweek the output voltage (~5% -- 19.5V down to 18.5V). Anyone know what sort of margins they design into these? I'm not keen on risking the...
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Question on switch rating
All, I have a rocker switch that I am looking to purchase. I need all the contacts to be rated for at least 10A and 24 VDC. Now when I look at the datasheet for the part it gives several different cu...
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HC4046 Modeling
Seems to be a hot day for HC4046 model requests. And sending the model out by E-mail has resulted in mucho bouncing... seems they think it's a security threat >:-} So go to.... This is just the VCO...
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Google Groups test
Is it working?
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High Side Driver
High Side Driver... ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson | mens | | Analog Innovations | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | San Tan Valley, AZ 85142 Skype: Contacts...
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Nuclear Disaster Detection
I have been working on my new Geiger counter. It will be based on this one, that can run from a 9V battery: But... it should be much smaller, more sensitive, not so obvious in the supermarket, etc etc...
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AD5932 duty cycle question
hello, anyone has programmed the AD5932 waveform generator chip to get variable duty cycle.. is it possible. Im not reading it in the datasheet. thanks Ken
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Ad5932 Frenquency gen - duty cycle question
I am reading about this function generator chip AD5932. It can do sin, squ are wave, ramp, but noo where in the datasheet it is mention duty cycle. An ybody ever worked on that baby that can tell me...
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Solar Power for Dataloggers ? - Few Commercial Choices
OK ... this has been driving me crazy for awhile now. Solar battery-charger products generally assume you need hundreds of watts - enough to light a house or RV or something. Dataloggers need maybe 20...
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