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I need a simple schematics for tester/Cheker component for;
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Ges-Lab Indonesia [ Fx : +62-21-87740486 ] <ROGEZ@...>
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Re: Greetings
There are a lot of different ways to do this. You can
spend a lot of money and not so much time, or a lot of
time and save some money.
PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) are well suited
for this
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Matt Hill <matthew_e_hill@...>
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Re: 12 volt soldering iron
Check out http://www.mouser.com. I did a search using 'weller' and
'soldering iron' and there was a really big list of items. I don't
know if they have a 12 volt version. It would be worth checking
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Thomas Lee Mullins <tomleem@...>
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Greetings
Hi I am a new guy here and to electronics. But I'm hoping to learn
enough to complete some projects I have in mind.
I'm interested in setting up a system that will control a vivarium
temperature
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paksao@...
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Re: Rails
I didn't see an answer to this. But, mail has been slow through my
server today. so forgive me if this is a repeat. "Rails" is a term
that refers to the power supply voltage, often times on a
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Larry Hendry <hendrysr@...>
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12 volt soldering iron
a friend of mine is looking for a weller 12 volt soldering iron and
the serch hasnt turned up anything. if any one knows where to order
on it would be a big help. 73 kb9yet
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justsuem@...
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Re: Rails
Unless I'm mistaken (I'm still learning here), the rails are the maximum and minimum voltages the amplifier can go to. Whether it's single ended or double ended (one transistor, or two doing push
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Tavys Ashcroft <bigtex@...>
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Rails
What does "rails" mean?
For example:
"5V at the rails"
"rail to rail amplifiers"
"As for current delivery, most will do a few milli-amps, but
typically not near the rails"
"an opamp with a
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jpotter2@...
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Re: Digest Number 8
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choaglin@...
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Re: b&d charger schematics
Yes you must use the resistor having the same color
codes but you must be aware of the power passing over
the resistor. I think you must choose a power resistor
which can be used at high watts,
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erdem ulukan <erdemulukan@...>
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Great Website
Check it out...
http://www3.ncsu.edu/ECE480/
I also put it in the "Bookmarks" section of egroups/Electronics_101
along w/ another link.
Dan - you might want to stick your circuit page over there
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jpotter2@...
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Re: b&d charger schematics
the resistor should have a set of bands in a color pattern on it, just get
one that matches that color pattern and replace.
Joshua
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"A meow massages the heart."
Pulse 8 -
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Pulse 8 <pulse8@...>
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b&d charger schematics
i have a black and decker 12v cordless drill and a resistor burnt out
in the charger and i need to know what kind of resistor is needed. if
anyone knows what i need please get back to me.
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justsuem@...
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Public Electronics Circuit Archive
Hello everyone,
I have created a website, called the Public Electronics Circuit
Archive, where people can submit their own electronics circuits,
designs and ideas for others to look at, build,
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ausham@...
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Re: Schematics to Circuit Board?
Hi Thomas, have been using EAGLE 4.01 light for quite some time. It is excellent, with extensive
symbol libraries, together with DRAFTCAD from "http://www.illuminated.com.au",
[not available in lighy
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Svata <steves@...>
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Re: Schematic Symbols Book?
Thanks for the information. They are also in the Radio Shack
catalogue (I didn't think of looking until you posted your message).
They might even have them at their web site (which
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Thomas Lee Mullins <tomleem@...>
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Re: Schematics to Circuit Board?
Where can I get BoardMaker?
I found software from http://www.cadsoft.de/http://www.cadsoftusa.com
that has a program called Eagle CAD. It was free for/to hobbiest.
Have you heard about/know anything
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Thomas Lee Mullins <tomleem@...>
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Re: Schematics to Circuit Board?
Dear Thomas,
You can use BOARDMAKER Program to convert schematics
to a circuit board. You must modify the board because
it doesn't work properly and can't give the right
answer. But it can give a
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erdem ulukan <erdemulukan@...>
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Re: New to list
Tavys Ashcroft wrote:
Hi Tavys,
Good to see you join. The groups a bit quite at the moment, so send
as many people as you want this way, the more the merrier, And the more we
will all
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peter tremewen
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Amplifiers
So I'll just get right into it. I'm currently on transistor amplifiers. We haven't gotten to push-pull stuff yet, or any IC opamp stuff, so I'm sure my questions will be answered in class later.
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Tavys Ashcroft <bigtex@...>
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