switching BJT from saturation into active mode
Hello,In the circuit below I have Vc>Vb.
I need some how to make Vb larger then Vc.
I there a method using R1 R2 and R3 which could swith the Vbc junction state?
Given the circuit how can I make the
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john23
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#99922
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Re: Battery powered soldering iron
After trying various battery powered ones (using 2xAA cells) I found one on eBay that uses a single 18650 rechargeable cell that is fine enough for my needs.
I found that 2xAA rechargeable cells were
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David Slipper
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#99921
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Re: Battery powered soldering iron
An informative review can be found at
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/pinecil-v2
Looks very impressive.
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wn4isx
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Re: Battery powered soldering iron
OK please consider I'm 73 and dislike any computer smaller then an HP netbook, and that includes my never to be damned enough Moto e6 'smart phone.'
The specs mention a CPU, so does this iron have an
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wn4isx
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#99919
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Re: Battery powered soldering iron
For small work, my rig is a Pinecil running off a Dewalt battery & usb-c adapter which has a belt clip.
https://pine64.com/product/pinecil-smart-mini-portable-soldering-iron/
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Mike
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mike turner
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#99918
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Re: Battery powered soldering iron
Oh critical warning, do not use these in an explosive atmosphere or around flammables like gasoline or alcohol! It's easy to forget there is a tiny fire inside. I almost set a car on fire with mine.
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wn4isx
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Re: Battery powered soldering iron
I've tried many battery powered soldering irons, all failed in less then a year.
I now use a Weller butane soldering iron, it is about 40 years old, works great, came with a wide selection of
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wn4isx
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Battery powered soldering iron
Looking for good recommendations on a battery powered soldering iron.
Precision work is a requirement, doesn't need to work for hours on end,
1/2 hour every now and then is enough.
Any
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Nuno T.
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#99915
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Re: Guitar string danger (actually any thin string from a guitar, banjo or ukulele.)
The problem with that is right-angle plugs. Instead of the wire trailing down the wall on its way to wherever it's going, you end up with the wire exiting the plug in an upward direction, which can
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Roy J. Tellason, Sr.
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#99914
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Guitar string danger (actually any thin string from a guitar, banjo or ukulele.)
Strictly speaking this isn't electronics but I've noticed many people who are into electronics also play guitar (and conversely, many people who play guitar are into electronics.)
I've "played"
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wn4isx
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#99913
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
The advantage of an electrostatic voltmeter is there is no load on the power source after the capacitor charges, for high voltage power supplies for things like nite scopes (starlight scopes), these
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wn4isx
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#99912
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
Maybe the Porsche had more air flow across the ignition coil and kept it cooler. All I know is I went through 4 coils in VW bugs and my wife put 50K on the transporter with no coil problems. Fuel pump
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wn4isx
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#99911
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
What amazes me is ignition systems like the 1998 ZX2 with one "plug pack' for each of the 2 pairs of spark plugs, the high voltage winding wasn't grounded and one end fed each spark plug.
So one
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wn4isx
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
I remember spinning plates, not any bear. Could never see the point of them. 1960 was quite the year, but I'd rather not go back there...
Lots of stupid stuff out there on the 'net. YT doesn't
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Roy J. Tellason, Sr.
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#99909
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
1 - I agree that suggesting connecting mains through a resistive divider to an MCU input is nearly criminal. But I also remember, as a young lad, connecting the line voltage through a diode bridge to
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Donald H Locker
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#99908
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Re: Some comments on SDR radios and control software
I was going through a cluttered computer subdirectory and found the original program SDRplay used as the basis for their SDRuno software.
Studio1 was developed by one of the design team for the
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wn4isx
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#99907
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
Too bad this isn't 1960 and the Ed Sullivan show was on Sunday nights because the presenter is a much better comedian then engineer. His escapades would go over quite well with dancing bears and guys
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wn4isx
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#99906
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqlqCIZ3Kfg
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fxkl47BF
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
I'll extract the coil to spark plug wiring for the 1998 Ford ZX2 so you can see what I meant.
File shall be named "ZX2 Ignition.doc", a word document with embedded graphic.
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wn4isx
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Re: How do you measure really high voltage...like for a spark plug.
1 - the Freon also provided insulation for the voltage divider resistors. When the Freon eventually leaked away, you could see the corona on the internal connections.
2 - the polarity of the spark
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Donald H Locker
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