Electronics Forum / Design / August 2007

I have been using a GUI audio editing program to generate repetitive
AM and FM signals of varying complexity, eg. simultaneous AM and FM
with defined deviation, voltage levels, gating intervals, etc.
I am finding the audio bandwidth a bit limited for my application and

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Standards are there to that purpose.
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I did a project several years ago where I needed an instrumentation
amplifier that had these basic characteristics:
- DC to 10MHz (-3dB) bandwidth
- Common-mode input max of +-200V with respect to earth

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Can anyone tell me if there is a DSP or other method for shifting a
recorded (not real time) _complex_ audio waveform upward in frequency
by a factor of 10 or 100x?
IOW to compress the time domain of an audio signal, such as voice or

I tried asking this question in sci.electronics.basics with no luck.
Maybe someone can help me understand my wiring diagram for a truck's
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Im starting a design process for a utility that needs to implement a
video overlay generator. Previously we've been using the "classic"
STV5730-chip for text-overlay but since this IC is quite outdated and
hard to get hands on we've decided to implement our own overlay

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In our 6x12 three roll mill, we use a Siemens Micromaster 440 VFD. The
input power is 3 phase, 208V, 60 Hz. Can I connect it directly to a
single phase 220V, 60Hz power supply?
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any one have experience in using a home made developer with kingston
pre-coated boards?

Looking at a mobo, trying to reverse some bit of it, I just notices that
the resistors values aren't noted following the ordinary 3 or 4 figures
code, but rather 2 figures and one letter, like 93A, 30C, 01C, 07B...
A quick search didn't show anything.