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Using Arduino / Motors, Mechanics, and Power / Re: 500VDC power supply circuit?
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on: August 29, 2012, 03:15:25 pm
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OH! I actually removed the flash from a disposeable camera for the purpose of making the power supply. Do you think I could use a voltage multiplier to step up voltage to 500v? And what is a diode cascade? Is it similar to a voltage multiplier? (CW)
-Flam
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Using Arduino / Motors, Mechanics, and Power / Re: 500VDC power supply circuit?
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on: August 28, 2012, 07:16:30 pm
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Thank you. I do not yet posess the equipment to find the resonant frequecy of anything, although I might try to make a CRT osscilloscope in the future. The tube I got is from LND, inc. It is model LND-712, but I was originally going to use the CI-3BG until I heard of its terrible sensitivity. Is there any way I can find the resonant frequency without the osscilloscope? Personally, I have never seen transformers in flashlights, but I can't say I've taken many apart.
-Flam
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Using Arduino / Motors, Mechanics, and Power / 500VDC power supply circuit?
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on: August 27, 2012, 03:48:04 pm
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Hello,
I recently was given a Geiger tube for free. I have already built the detector, but the tube I have requires 500VDC to operate at full potential. I have yet to find a pre-made power supply, or a schematic that will provide that voltage. Does anyone know of any schematics they have found/designed? Thank you.
-Flam
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Using Arduino / Sensors / Rotation sensor for robotic arm?
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on: August 23, 2012, 08:17:47 pm
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Hello,
I recentley had an idea. What if I made a robotic arm that responds to movement in your arm? The only thing that I don't know how to do are the rotation sensors for the brace that attaches to your arm. I thought about using pots, but can that be used to measure degrees of rotation? Thank you.
-flam
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