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LT8228 – 100 V BIDIRECTIONAL BUCK OR BOOST DC DC CONTROLLERS WITH PROTECTION

LT8228 – 100 V BIDIRECTIONAL BUCK OR BOOST DC/DC CONTROLLERS WITH PROTECTION

Analog Devices’ controllers enable full functional safety if one of the batteries fail by forcing the other battery to take over Analog Devices’ LT8228 100 V bidirectional buck or boost DC/DC controllers provide sustainable power in hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) critical non-drive train subsystems by controlling 48 V and 12 V batteries with bidirectional capabilities allowing

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Free programming software for various of the MicroChip PIC series of micro controllers by Nigel Goodwin.

Free programming software for various of the MicroChip PIC series of micro-controllers by Nigel Goodwin.

Following the name change to WinPicProg I’ve now bought the domain name winpicprog.co.uk so all future updates will be under this address, with links from my old pages. I’m happy to try and help with any problems people have, either via email or (preferably) via the new PHPBB support forum, where other users will be

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DIY MIDI controllers using PIC microcontrollers and Basic Stamps

DIY MIDI controllers using PIC microcontrollers and Basic Stamps using pic microcontoller

Introduction By combining a PIC microcontroller or Basic Stamp II with a few passive components it is not difficult to construct your own knob box, trigger box, or other MIDI input device. A knowledge of electronics may be required for interfacing to some sensors. Both the Stamp and PIC provide an economical (under US$100) entry

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