Re: Evaluating a transformer?
Well there's your problem right there. Transformers only work for AC. It's inductive coupling. As the primary's voltage goes up and down, a magnetic field expands and collapses. This magnetic
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Tavys Ashcroft <bigtex@...>
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IC's?
Oh yeah -- I also got a few IC's in the package. Is there a directory (online or otherwise) that can identify their function, and (hopefully!) indicate what the pins do? Thanks
-- Z
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Zach Archer <slander@...>
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Evaluating a transformer?
Greetings all, I won a small box of assorted electronic components on eBay, which arrived today. I'm still trying to evaluate + test all of them, but I have a question regarding transformers. The box
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Zach Archer <slander@...>
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Re: Thelephone line modulation with tv signal
The audio bandwidth over telephone connections is too low to support full-motion video. However, amateur radio operators have been sending color pictures over the airwaves using the small audio
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Barry Hansen <coilgun@...>
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Re: Thelephone line modulation with tv signal
Well, first you should learn a bit about the nature of a video signal, and the frequency response of telephone systems. The audio in telephones is of a very limited band. Something like 500-3000 Hz
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Tavys Ashcroft <bigtex@...>
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Re: Thelephone line modulation with tv signal
oh, btw, they sell things for old tv's that have a coax to a two wire split forked piece that you screw down... I've got one for an old console that's not cable ready. They're real common. Considering
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nKode <pulse8@...>
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Re: Thelephone line modulation with tv signal
what's wrong with using a coax?!
Joshua
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nKode <pulse8@...>
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Thelephone line modulation with tv signal
I want to send a video by telephone line, but i dont know how to
start im lookin for a circuit that modulate the telephone line with a
viedo sinal and at the other end it demodulate to see this
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ramiroi@...
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Re: D/C speed control
Well, you could do some experiments with pulse width modulation. I hear that is used quite a bit for pulse DC motor control. You can make this with a 555 timer circuit like
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Tavys Ashcroft <bigtex@...>
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Multi code DVD????
Can Any one give me Any info on how to mod DVD players so they are
multi code?????
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The Sinister Dragon
Hey, Just because
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peter tremewen
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D/C speed control
Hello.
I'm trying to run a 24v D/C gear motor with the ability to control RPM
between 20 - 35. Continuous operation, 9 hours per day.
50 inch oz. of torque. Looking at the Molon C15, or other type
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Gary F <rpmmail@...>
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(No subject)
I have a large quantity of used Futaba M202SD08
standard character display modules (vacuum flourescent
displays or VFDs) for sale for $15.00 each, with free
shipping.
(Free shipping applies to US
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Ed Miller <coolcreek.geo@...>
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FS: Good Used Futaba VFD Displays for robotics, projects & more...
I have a large quantity of used Futaba M202SD08 standard character
display modules (vacuum flourescent displays or VFDs) for sale for
$15.00 each, with free shipping. (US only).
On my VFD page at
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William E. Ed Miller, ASEET, GVCC, JPFO, NRA <coolcreek.geo@...>
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Re: 101 you say..
Yup. It's a Law.
As far as I know, voltage controls current, but it doesn't work the other way around. There are transistor circuits in which input current will control output voltage, but that's
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Tavys Ashcroft <bigtex@...>
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Re: 101 you say..
Hey, when you're not up against a deadline, I'd like to hear more about this project. I dream of doing similar things :)
-- Z
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Zach Archer <slander@...>
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uuh..
right..
i *did* previously realise that in the v=ir equation, smaller values of
r would mathematically increase v, and larger would increase :) i'm waay
shagged out, and haven't got any results any
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xoxos <xoxos@...>
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101 you say..
okay, v=ir, right.
i've tried using resistors rated at a fraction than an ohm, but i'm not
getting any increase in voltage, and all the amplifier info i can find
uses a 'signal' voltage and a
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xoxos <xoxos@...>
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Electronics 101 book?
I recall a book called 'Electronics 101'. Is it still availalbe?
Where can it be found (online store?)?
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Thomas Lee Mullins <tomleem@...>
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Hodolo Max <hodolomax@...>
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Re: LM386 amp
Cool. Glad to have been of help, even if I barely had a clue :)
Anyone know how to quieten a switching power supply for use in audio
circuitry? I have a cheapy power supply laying around, and am
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Darren Reid <shokwave@...>
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