Hi,
Depending on the current requirments of you motor then what about an analog switch. See :-
http://dbserv.maxim-ic.com/tarticle/view_article.cfm?article_id=90
but remember these do have an on resistance (2 ohms & above) unlike your relay so if your motor draws lots of current then you may...
Hi,
The electrolytics capacitors in SMPS supplies aren't
your run of the mill electrolytics. If they are they
quickly dry out and fail an ESR test and you supply goes phht.
Saying that it would seem logical to have the can at the
lowest potential possible from a safety point of view. So if you...
Hi,
Check out the following links:-
http://www.rfcafe.com/references/electrical/smd_package_marking.htm
http://www.marsport.demon.co.uk/smd/codeintro.htm
http://www.itis.spb.ru/win/info_eng.htm
(the above link is in russian - with english may be of some use)
Or contact the maufacturer Any help...
Hi,
1. Make sure you back up the data because once formatted theres no going back
2. Make a bootable floppy & make sure the FDISK and FORMAT commands are copied on it from C;\Windows\command3. Boot up from your floppy and if required run FDISK to partition your hard drive.
4. After FDISK then...
Hi again,
So you blew out my varactor & switched capacitance ideas :-( .
Try
http://www.hep.upenn.edu/SNO/daq/parts/lm310.pdf
On page 12 is a variable capactor circuit using the multiplier principle.
or for millar intergrators see
http://lucas.elo.utfsm.cl/elo_b/an-32-2.pdf
Page 1
If you...
Hi,
A couple of thoughts.
1. You could use a varactor diode (although the capcitance values are small)
http://www.americanmicrosemi.com/tutorials/varactor.htm
for a preview
2. How about an analog switch which selects different capacitors...
Hi 230842 (is that your birthday ?)
In answer to your question about posting graphics.
You are not able to store graphics on the server that hosts eng-tips, but you can put in references to graphics on another server.
I set up a small web site just to hold the graphics at...
Hi,
How long is the voltage zero for ?. If its for a long time
then this simple circuit might be suitable.
The diode is to stop the battery powering the circuit when
there is no power.
The first resistor limits the charging current to the battery.
The second to the LED (when its powered by...
Hi,
Have you tried disconnecting everything to make sure its not being loaded (including fan).
As for those pin outs try
http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/ML/ML4824-1.pdf
http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/ML/ML4824-2.pdf
Any help ?, yes no let me know.
Regards
Hi,
I agree with the above. I have seen many which use F1 and the odd F12. Also there was one that required a three fingered press to access the CMOS and this could be at any time not just run up.
If you have no luck trying the various keys on startup you could always go to the manufacturer...
Hi,
1. It could be your program. Are you sending the characters over & over. You only need send them the once and they should get stored in the LCD RAM.
2. It could be a faulty LCD module. Have you tried any others.
Any help ?, yes no let me know.
Regards
Hi,
Just a thought.
It may be as suggested a five band metal film resistor but that would be a freaky value.
It could also be the type which has a failure rate band, i.e. what the mean time between failure might be.
If that is the case then it would be 10 x 10e-2 ohms or more simply 0.1 Ohms...
Hi,
You might want to see the data sheet on the KS0070B driver chip at
http://www.asamicros.com/pub/project_source/ks0070b.pdf
The commands for programming start at page 12 of the pdf file. Its a matter of sending the correct sequence of binary 1's (+5v) to the controller.
As an example...
Hi,
I wonder why they ever called it chassis ground. (But thats another question). Surely its the return to the battery using the chassis as the return conductor.
As the car trundles along on its rubber wheels 12" or so
off the ground, who knows what the chassis voltage is.
As far as the...
