Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
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I am looking for some help in a problem I have. I need a circuit that will remember how long a device has been running then hold on to that count while I adjust the device for a max. count setting so i can display both min and max counts for a compara both seeting.
Can You folks help me out.
do you know of other groups too.
thanks.
Can You folks help me out.
do you know of other groups too.
thanks.
RE: Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
http://www.jptechinc.com/prod_timetotal.htm
http://www.dynapar-encoders.com/c342/c342.html
for more info.
RE: Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
1 device display min display max
1 45.6 sec 245 sec.
2 45.9 sec 248 sec.
3 49.6 sec 348 sec. out of tolorance
I am think I need some sort of memory to remember each test setting, boy I wish I know how to put a logic diag. on this thing. I could show you gjust what I wanting.
RE: Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
RE: Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
thanks
luis algarin
RE: Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
I sure do thank you for working with me, ther not a lot of high-tech folk around, O sorry for all the bad writing, I've been avg. about four hrs. sleep per day because of all the
RE: Need to understand memory for saving min/max clock time for test cir.
1. Try Key Word Search in this spectrum and type IGBT
2. Suggestion: There are many web sites with good information and
explanations:
http://www.igbt-module.com/
http://www.igbt-driver.com/english/default.shtml
http://www.pcim.com/articles/1997/art0021/art1.htm
http://www.irf.com/technical-info/an990/an-990p5.htm
http://www.irf.com/L3Me5a_c/technical-info/designtp/dtwarp.html
http://www.elec.gla.ac.uk/groups/dev_mod/papers/igbt/igbt.html
Visit them for more info
To DC Feb 15, 2001:
1. It is good to have the software aligned with PC I/O card. The manufacture of that card could provide software or its manufacturer. I could mention one but I could be off.
2. Try the manufacturers over:
http://www.thomasregister.com
under Product / Service type I/O for many leads and choices.