ME/ Fire Engineer working in the valley. Wasting time waiting on PE results....again....arrggh.
Oh and if someone knows how to calculate the cut score pm me the answer.
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- Fri Mar 10, 2017 2:16 pm
- Forum: Introduction
- Topic: Howdy from Tennessee Y'all
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- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:32 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: What are the components required for a paper circuit for transmitting data to android mobile?
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What are the components required for a paper circuit for transmitting data to android mobile?
Basically I am a software developer and I am new to electronics. Consider that a paper have different touch points drawn with a graphite / pencil and I would like to transmit the touch points' codes / values to an android mobile application. And I have an android app which runs a thread with a timer...
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:31 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: Need to know if this freq Gen will give me a 2100Hz signal over a 25MHz carrier
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Need to know if this freq Gen will give me a 2100Hz signal over a 25MHz carrier
25MHz Dual-channel DDS Arbitrary Waveform Function Signal Generator Specs are: Frequency Range Sine Wave Normal Modes: 0.01Hz~25MHz Square Wave 0.01Hz~6MHz Triangle Wave 0.01Hz~6MHz Sawtooth Wave 0.01Hz~6MHz Arbitrary Waveform 0.01Hz~6MHz TTL Digital Signal Wave 0.01Hz~6MHz I'm using it on a old tub...
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:28 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: Diode help
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Diode help
Hi all new here so please be gentle. I have a Polaroid led tv I'll spare you all the boring details but after some Internet research I found a problematic diode in the TV. Main question is about the numbers on these diodes as I have a few old electronic boards lay about in the shed so replaced that ...
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:26 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: Aerial (roof) rotating antenna operation?
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Aerial (roof) rotating antenna operation?
The particular case here is one of those systems where you have a light antenna on the roof, a little box inside controlled by a remote control for rotating clockwise or counterclochwise and the antenna connection and box is through a single coaxial cable. My questions are: 1) is the box sending a d...
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:22 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: Power output from a mobile phone aux socket
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Power output from a mobile phone aux socket
Obviously it has a sufficient output to drive ear buds, but just how large a speaker would it drive? I like the idea of extension speakers but find the quality of bluetooth audio garbage so "hard wired" is the preferred option for me and if I can get away without a built in amp that would be great
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:19 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: Transistor Help
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Transistor Help
Hi guys, I do not have a whole lot of knowledge concerning electronics so I am turning to the forums for information. In my circuit I want to control a servo motor. But I only want to power this servo when I am using it. Here comes the transistor in the picture. With a USB supplying 5V to the collec...
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:18 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: Newbie Question: 12v led ?push button latching switch
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Newbie Question: 12v led ?push button latching switch
I have a 12v led push button switch that I want to function like a regular push button that does not use any power, i.e. No led. I want to use the led, but when pushed I do not want to send power over the load, just close conductivity like a regular push button. So, is there a way to drop the 12v th...
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:15 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: How do constant current loads work and how to make one
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How do constant current loads work and how to make one
Hi, I'm not the best at understanding electronics, how does a constant current load work and how can i make one, and what makes them have limits before they get fried?
- Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:13 am
- Forum: Electronics Projects
- Topic: Physical size of cap's
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Physical size of cap's
I have a cap on a board that is 405v 47uf 105'c and is 50mm long by 10mm (2" x 3/8").
Can I replace it with a cap of the same value but physically smaller ? Half the size.
It is in a switch mode psu.
Can I replace it with a cap of the same value but physically smaller ? Half the size.
It is in a switch mode psu.