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Audio buffer output31 Jul 2005 20:01 GMT5
I have a multipart question for purposes of a self-tutorial.
Some of this "esoteric" audio information can drive you nuts and often
times, is contradictory.....hence, my questions.
Ok....so I have this little USB DAC chip that I've breadboarded......the
44780 LCD queries31 Jul 2005 15:02 GMT4
I am trying to use CCM1620CSL(a 44780-based LCD module) and that is
the first LCD i am trying my hands on.
I have interfaced the LCD to a PIC and till now, whatever program I
run, the result is 16 black boxes on the 2nd line of LCD (it's a 16x2
Converting mon amplified audio out to lstereo line input (line level?) in31 Jul 2005 14:08 GMT6
I want to use my TV's built in speakers as the center channel
for my old ProLogic surround. My TV has stereo audio inputs,
my ProLogic receiver/amp has only amplified center outputs
in mono. I had thought about trying to take my TV apart and
PMR Amp and PSU31 Jul 2005 08:04 GMT3
I have a problem.
Just completed a basic LM317 PSU for my PMR (6.5v 200ma) two caps and a
couple or resistors etc.
The PMR and charger/PSU feed an audio amp for field event type stuff.
Measuring Impedance of a wall socket31 Jul 2005 07:32 GMT3
Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me with a curious question.  How
would one go about measuring the impedance of a wall socket?  Assuming it is
120V, of course.  I'm not just looking for a formula but rather to
understand the concept.  Any websites or other resources would be
Help on DPDT wiring 31 Jul 2005 07:30 GMT4
I have a DPDT toggle switch, and I like to give two inputs to it
(AC and DC) .
by toggling the switch to AC I like to get AC out put, and toggling to
DC I like to get DC out put.( one at a time).
q:mosfet circuit31 Jul 2005 05:23 GMT4
http://chrispol.ath.cx:8080/switch.jpg
would this be the proper circuit to optically source current to a heavy
load?
Thanks
Series parallel??31 Jul 2005 05:13 GMT4
    --Here's the situation: I've got a small vehicle that uses a 6v
battery for starting. But I need a 12-v supply to run some auxiliary
lighting stuff. What I'd like to do is add a second 6-v battery in
parallel with the first one, so that the engine will "see" 6v when it's
SiC Technology31 Jul 2005 00:52 GMT1
I have recently started working on application of SiC technology in
VLSI application, but unfortunately I couldn't find much literature
avilable on internet. It would be grateful if any one can help me out
on finding them or giving me guidence.
What's the best timer chip to pulse multiple pen laser like this http://www.onewithall.net/laser_pulse.gif  TIA sal30 Jul 2005 23:33 GMT6
What's the best timer chip to pulse multiple pen laser like this http://www.onewithall.net/laser_pulse.gif 
Is it possible just to use one IC chip?  If so anyone have an example
TIA
Help understanding Darlington CB leakage current and its ramifications29 Jul 2005 15:54 GMT26
Just when I think I'm advancing as an engineer I come across something
that is simple in theory but completely stumps me.  I am going through
a product design review.  I am stuck on a comment a senior design
engineer made.
cheap pcb28 Jul 2005 22:24 GMT7
I am looking for a place that does cheap small run pcb's (5-10).
motion detector?28 Jul 2005 22:03 GMT22
Hi Guys, I'm working on a project that is supposed to encourage kids to
ride a stationary bike for three minutes. The plan is to have the rider
hit a button when they get on the bike and that sets a series of timers
going each one triggering a light or embedded sound bit encouraging ...
Soldering Iron28 Jul 2005 21:57 GMT9
Can someone tell me if this a good deal and of reasonable quality for a
hobbiest?
http://www.megaproductions.net/Soldering_Iron1.htm
coutdown 555 timer values?28 Jul 2005 17:47 GMT41
I'm needing to put together a series of timers. Plan is to have6 timers
all triggered at the same time. The first should time out and complete
a circuit at 30 seconds, the second at 60 seconds, 60, 120, 150, 180
Can anybody give me a basic circuit and values of the required
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