Electronics Forum / Design / October 2007

I'm having trouble plotting voltage vs. current on Circuitmaker 2000
for a certain circuit in analog simulation mode. Does anyone know if
it's possible to plot VI curves in CircuitMaker? Thanks!

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If we could eliminate the tank circuit from FM demodulator, we'll make
the size of it much smaller. Here is a conceptual design of FM
demodulator using the successive Fourier transform instead of tank
circuit;

I'm sure many of us in this group have interesting
stories to tell, I have dozens.
Seems as soon as neighbours find out you have
serious equiptment and part supplies they figure

Would anyone have a data sheet for the old Signetics part N82F101F
which I believe is a FPGA from the 70's
Thanks for anything you can help with

Working on a PIC16C54C connected to a LCD. Just a trival question to
those experts out there. How come the program keeps resetting itself
before it reaches the end of program? Is it due to the length of the
code that used up all the memory space?

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Engineering Circuit Analysis 6Ed - Hayt Solutions Manual
Norbury - Solutions manual for mechanics and thermodynamics
Physics For Scientists And Engineers - Solution Manual

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I would like to provide a 3V pulse, for about 1/2 second to 1 second,
then rest for, oh, 30 seconds to two minutes, and then repeat the
process.
Any ideas for the simplest circuit that could do this?  (I'm certain

I have got a linear pump which needs a sinusoidal excitation.
The pumpflow is controlled by the amplitude of the AC to the coils
The amplitude is controlled via a DC input signal which on itself can change
very fast.

Does anyone know where I can find UWB kits to demonstrate object
detection, and/or data transmission?
Thanks

Blocking oscillator is a typical non-linear oscillator. I found there
is a pull-in effect between two blocking oscillators interacting each
other. It might be applicable for alternative telecommunication method
as described in the following site;