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I'm hoping someone here might be able to give me a good technical theory (aware without more points of data a true explanation might not be possible) to explain the phenomenon I have experienced ...
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I'm facing a quite hard task for my knowledge. I need to design a matrix for capacitive touch sensors with a LED at center. The touch controller is a AT42QT2640-AU that has the following limits: I'm ...
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I’m having trouble understanding the second signal in Figure 1.45 The book states that “…typical of what you might see when you look at a square wave, but have a broken connection somewhere, usually ...
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If we only want the voltage potential \$v_0\$, what can go wrong by removing \$R_L\$? source of image: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq7dmkcSco0&pp=...
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This seems to be a common circuit for a non-contact AC voltage detector: Non-Contact AC Line Detector using BC547 The probe generates a small amount of current when it is near an AC line due to ...
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I have seen circuits that are used to detect the presence of AC voltage without any contact, like the one below. Non-Contact AC Line Detector using BC547 I have tested this circuit and it works fine. ...
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I'm a hobbyist, trying to instrument my heating system so that I can control a three position valve. I have an ESP8266 integrated with a DRV8825 stepper motor controller, and a no-name Chinese 220vac ...
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I need assistance in refining my AC capacitor coupling circuit to effectively filter the DC component of my input signal. The circuit consists of a current generator, a 1 Ω resistor, and an AC ...
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As in the title, my question is basically about understanding what is the "problem" with directly-coupled (below, I will use dc for "directly-coupled" and DC for "direct ...
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I am new to learning about electricity and I was trying to make a common emitter amplifier. I did some research and I tried to make the circuit. The circuit amplified the signal but the signal was not ...
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I have attached an image of an overdrive circuit that I have designed for a guitar pedal. I have built the circuit and it isn’t working and I wanted to find out if there were any obvious design flaws/...
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To amplify small signals, NPN BJT must be operated such that Vb + VsigLowest must be greater than the voltage drop of Vbe (~0.7V). How do we center the resulting voltage Vce around 0?
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I was trying to build a normal class A amplifier, but no matter how hard I try, I cannot find the reason behind my output (blue line) being clipped at the negative cycle of the input (yellow line.) ...
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I am quite new to learning op-amps. What is the purpose of putting R1 there? Does this have any meaning in the design of a microphone amplifier? I read about this from another answer, which says that ...
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I am reading a paper by Park and Mercier called Magnetic Human Body Communication (2015). They are looking into human body communication techniques and compare magnetic human body communication (mHBC) ...
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Introduction: Hello everyone, I just wanted to see if there is anyone out there who is familiar with power line communication technology that can help me figure out what is wrong with my LTSpice ...
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Reading about FPD-Link II in Wikipedia, I came across this statement for which I need clarification: Because the signal is DC balanced the application can use AC coupling, which eliminates the ...
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Is it reasonable to float an AC signal on top of a HV DC bias with a HV Capacitor and low input bias current OpAmp? The idea is that a fixed frequency AC signal (~1V pk-pk) comes from the left, is ...
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I'm not finding any information on this method, so I'm thinking that I must be missing something. I have a 5V single ended RRIO opamp that I need to measure BLDC motor current with. The motor is ...
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