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I'm building a resistive probe using four 10 megaohms resistors to measure the output of a high impedance (> 2Meg)/high voltage bias supply without loading it too much. The idea is that the jury-...
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I have an ADS131M08 ADC that I am using to measure voltage in various positions in my industrial EV battery (all positions are above the highest cell, but at different points on busbars, before or ...
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I have always used GPS breakout cards until now. Now I want to use the same modules in another card that I have produced more professionally. I have obtained such a drawing with the drawings I found ...
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i just realize i solve this circuit: The problem asks to find Va, Vb and Vc, so i used the concept of 'SuperNode' in the V1 branch and i it got solved right (Vb=-12V, Va=14V and Vc=4V) , but ...
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Assume you have a four layer board. Signal GND Dielectric VDD Signal And you having a track in the 4:th layer. Suddenly you're using a via to go through the 4:th layer to 1:st layer. Question The ...
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In my schematics I often use external modules like NFC readers, USB/TTL converters, MP3 players, and so on. They are physically connected to the PCB with a connector (for example a standard 2,54 mm ...
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I am doing the PCB layout of a DDR3 U-DIMM and I have run into a perceived gap in the JEDEC DDR3 DIMM standards and am hoping to get some input from a DDR3 SME who could clarify the Address/Control ...
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I would like to have a buck converter that takes in a reference voltage, and outputs the same voltage. This is assuming that I'm giving it a Vin that's high enough to support the output voltage that I ...
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Are there any industry standards for accepting 10 MHz reference input signals into PCB designs? I've read about standard power levels (as in, 13 dBm at 50 ohm input impedance) in a few forums, but I'm ...
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I have developed a DAC-based signal generator board that I want to use to generate sine waves of different amplitudes and frequencies. The board was working but unfortunately, the digital-to-analog ...
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For the figure and problem below, is my 000 input plotted correctly and has the correct phase angle in my constellation diagram? The cos(ωct) is located on the positive x-axis since according to my ...
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Please help me with this problem in Tomasi's book for digital modulation. After getting the summer output, I got confused about what to draw in the constellation diagram. According to my prof, since ...
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I have a small linear axis, which is operated with a stepper motor. I need a reference switch to determine the position. My question is, do I run this switch as normally closed or normally open? Also, ...
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I'm an American but I'm changing some of my drawings to RDS (Reference Designation System) to make these drawings more similar to the drawings of equipment that keep coming in. What is the proper ...
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I am designing a custom-made board with STM32F303 MCU and some ADC chips. I have a question regarding VREF pin of the microcontroller. As far as I understood, its main function is to provide a ...
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