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I connected a segment of a led strip (12v) to a line coming from a standard ATX PSU (12v line, of course). I just wonder if it is safe to...
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1 answerIn a reflectarray antenna, each element on the antenna aperture requires a different electrical phase due to different distances from the antenna feed. One way to achieve this phase...
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1 answerEdited Link to Pt100 sensor (That's the best i could do) https://www.intech.co.nz/products/temperature/mrh.html Link to ESP8266 datasheet http://www.handsontec.com/pdf_learn/esp8266-V10.pdf Original First of all, I am bit...
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1 answerWould it be okay to charge four identical 12V batteries in series-parallel, using a 24V charger, as shown? I am...
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3 answerHi, I'm having some trouble intuitively understanding how negative feedback changes output impedance. I was always taught that negative feedback changes...
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9 answerI am using this microcontroller - S32K142 - 64 pins. Core voltage: 5V I want to know whether the oscillator that we use for the controller would...
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2 answerI would like to know how to calculate cut off frequency of this summing integrator circuit. I fail to find anywhere on the internet how to calculate cut off frequency...
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3 answerThe goal of this project is to measure Retinol levels in the blood. To do this I will be use two electrodes, one of which will be coated in nanowires....
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2 answerEdit: After doing more research, it seems simply reversing the DC polarity would do the trick as explained here: https://www.precisionmicrodrives.com/content/are-dc-motors-reversible This can be accomplished with a SPDT...
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1 answerI have the following network (page 805, example 14.5, Agarwal & Lang, Foundations of Analog and Digital Circuits): The associated transfer function...
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