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Using Arduino / General Electronics / Re: SOLAR ENERGY
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on: May 01, 2012, 03:00:28 pm
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I did a project that: 1-Make a calculation of total power of 4 x 180 watt cell then is exported to a excel 2-swicht the cell form all in parallel to 2 in series in parallel with 2 in series when the sun is not enough for increment the output power
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Using Arduino / General Electronics / Re: Amplifying signal with a Transistor?
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on: May 01, 2012, 02:14:50 pm
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The circuit that DVDdoug gave you will make a lot of distortion .If you want to make a true Class A amp yo have to use other circuit 1- Use capacitor in the input to avoid dc got direct to transistor. 2 Use any trick to avoid DC go into Speaker.
Ok the easy way is to use Darlington transistor connection for example TIP 140
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Using Arduino / General Electronics / Re: 3.3v logic to 5v logic
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on: November 22, 2011, 06:44:49 pm
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i did some similar using normal TTL gate and no problem, i used a normal SN7414 with no problem,but i used only 4 of the 6 available , maybe you have to use one with less consumption like the SN74HTC14 in SO14 package
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Using Arduino / General Electronics / Re: Hi guys, question about driving something by mP
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on: August 23, 2011, 02:55:00 pm
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You have to use something like this where R2 is the circuit you want to switch on and off but 1- Transistor must be powerful enough to drive your circuit, you have to know the amount of current you need 2-The base current must be limited to 20ma so the transistor must have enough hfe ( current gain) for do that 3-For full help i need to know how much current you need and the input voltage
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