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LOW POWER BUTTON REPLACEMENT WITH FORCE SENSITIVE RESISTOR

LOW-POWER BUTTON REPLACEMENT WITH FORCE-SENSITIVE RESISTOR

Introduction A common requirement for devices that must be sealed from environmental exposure is to replace all metal contact style push-buttons with functional replacements that do not have those weather-sealing difficulties. This article describes one such way of creating a contact button replacement using a Force-Sensitive Resistor (FSR) in conjunction with an SLG47004V. Design Description […]

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RF Motion Controlled Robot

Introduction For our final project, we designed and implemented a remote-control car with a user-controlled steering wheel interface. We wanted a user interface that was immediately intuitive and familiar, which we thought a steering wheel with an onboard accelerometer definitely accomplished. Additionally, we wanted a system that could realize reliable real-time remote communication, so we

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LEDS EFFECTS CIRCUITS PIC16F628 PIC16F877

LEDS EFFECTS CIRCUITS PIC16F628 PIC16F877

There are 3 units LEDs circuit PIC16F877 effects with 33 LEDs and 27 LEDs in one circuit with pic 16F628 pic isis was tested by applying the output from the 330 ohm resistor .470 forget to connect. In addition,… Electronics Projects, LEDs Effects Circuits PIC16F628 PIC16F877 “led projects, microchip projects, microcontroller projects, pic16f628 projects, pic16f877 projects, There are

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Friwo LED drivers will light up your LEDs as much as you just want

Friwo LED drivers will light up your LEDs as much as you just want

LT series LED drivers with 10-100W power represent a complete solution with wide possibilities of control. Exceptionally narrow and slim design, remained even at high-power versions, provides a high flexibility of use. Power supplies for LED lighting (so called drivers) are available from many producers, in a various qualitative level. Why to decide just for

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DUAL 15A OR SINGLE 30A ΜMODULE REGULATOR WITH STACKED INDUCTOR PACKAGE IS 96 PEAK EFFICIENT

DUAL 15A OR SINGLE 30A ΜMODULE REGULATOR WITH STACKED INDUCTOR PACKAGE IS 96% PEAK EFFICIENT

Analog Devices  announces the Power by Linear LTM4662, a dual 15A or single 30A step-down µModule regulator in a BGA package with an exposed stacked inductor for improved thermal dissipation properties. The remaining components, the MOSFETs, DC/DC controller and supporting components, are over-moulded and the complete device is housed in a 11.25mm x 15mm x 5.74mm BGA

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LT3964 Dual 36V Synchronous 1.6A Buck LED Driver with I2C

LT3964 – Dual 36V Synchronous 1.6A Buck LED Driver with I2C

Features Wide Input Voltage Range: 4V to 36V Two Independent 1.6A/40V Synchronous Bucks I2C Interface for Internal True Color PWM™ Dimming (8192:1), Analog Dimming and Fault Reporting 1000:1 External True Color PWM Dimming and 10:1 External Analog Dimming PMOS Switch Driver for PWM and Output Disconnect ±3% Constant Current Regulation Adjustable Frequency: 200kHz to 2MHz Frequency Synchronization

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News about Current Sense Amp Integrates Precision Shunt Resistor In Single Package

News about Current Sense Amp Integrates Precision Shunt Resistor In Single Package

Texas Instruments says it is making, “high-accuracy measurement more attainable with the first current-sense amplifier to integrate a high-precision, low-drift 2 mΩ shunt resistor,” – the device can cut calibration effort, system cost, and footprint for test and measurement, communications load monitoring, and power supplies. For highly accurate measurements over a wide temperature range, TI’s

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Sensing current on the high side

Sensing current on the high side

As EDN’s Design Ideas editor, I see a range of design submissions, from good, to not so good. A recent DI I turned down for several reasons included a high-side current sense circuit with implementation problems. This got me thinking about the different ways to accomplish current sensing on a voltage rail. At their heart,

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Automatic control of street lights

Automatic control of street lights

Did you ever think that how the street lights automatically turn ON in the night and turn OFF automatically at morning? Is there any person who comes to ON/OFF these lights? The following circuit that described below which perform this job automatically. This circuit employed the output from an uncomplicated light/dark activated circuit and oblige

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