I have an inverter project for emergency lighting with two 110W CFLs. The circuit uses bipolar transistors powered from 12VDC in a self-oscillating push-pull topology. Both lamps must be insulated from each other, which requires to have isolated secondary windings. Lamps are connected through...
SMPSs deserve special consideration in circuit engineering. They require a deep knowledge of electromagnetism besides electronic circuits and components. Magnetic materials and inductor and transformers manufacturing and testing is essential when you design an SMPS for commercial purposes. I...
I faced a similar problem some years ago regarding the distribution fleet of a bottler company. Three main, and independent, issues were considered: Security outside the facilities (“road navigation”), access control and displacement inside the facilities. In that case, the operating...
BKSwindell, There are some errors in your schematic. The '555 is not intended to work with a floating ground (pin 1) as seen in the schematic. This is tricky and its behavior can be unexpected. The pin 2 is permanently grounded making R6k8 useless. Why the use of a SCR? . Once triggered, there...
gstq54, let me know if I understood correctly the problem. You have two id systems: One RFID (buried loop antennas I assume, i.e., the tag readers) and a GPS, which you want to combine. The vehicles move among several sites. Do the rfid tags come from an access control system? . Are the location...
As communication engineers, we are accustomed to dealing with signal processing as a “signal recovery" process. Data transmission and audio/video compression are common examples of sampling and modulation methods primary oriented to error-free demodulation and efficient use of the frequency...
To be more precisely, the base is a master-slave FF. This is accomplished from two S-R FFs (two NANDs) and associated logic. Then, connect Q output to K (inverting) input and /Q (inverted output) to J (non-inverting input). A T type FF is also a one stage divide-by-2 register.
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Certainly, your issue is mass production. Try also the Microchip Community Forums and manufacturers’ advice regarding parallel oscillators at that frequency range.
In my experience with PICs, there is no difference in using both oscillator alternatives. I’m currently driving a design with RC, ceramic and crystal oscillators, at 4MHz (RC and XTAL resonator) and 16 MHz (XTAL + caps).
An important issue is the start up conditions -I mean power supply’s rise...
buzzp's comment “_before they start_” is exactly that of a friend of mine, asking to advice him in the matter herein. That's right. A voltage measuring relay cannot DETECT phase loss because of voltage regeneration at the lost phase terminal. However, a [good] undervoltage relay can PROTECT...
