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Sci.Electronics.Basics is a worldwide Usenet news group that is used to discuss basic electronics questions.

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Correcting for Impedance Errors w/o Superposition & FFT [3 articles]

Bret Cahill - 2010-08-11 09:50:00
If you already have the frequency response of the impedance of a circuit over a bandwidth, it should be possible to largely correct for differences in the reactance of a similar but less-than-perfec...Correcting for Impedance Errors w/o Superposition & FFT

Why such wide price difference in fuses? [5 articles]

Hammy - 2010-08-11 09:18:00
I was looking for a 0.75 to 0.8A fuse for a PSU I've built and there's a very wide price difference in what seems to me to be similar fuses. I've been curious as to why this is the case for a whil...Why such wide price difference in fuses?

Linearily of Derivative Circuits At High Frequency [19 articles]

Bret Cahill - 2010-08-11 09:10:00
To get to a higher frequency, is it possible to just use a smaller cap and/or resistor on op amp derivative taking circuits? Bret Cahill ...Linearily of Derivative Circuits At High Frequency

Voltage Reflection Coefficient Question [3 articles]

Bitrex - 2010-08-09 04:12:00
In Wes Hayward's book "Introduction to Radio Frequency Design" on page 116, the voltage reflection coefficient is given as gamma = V-/V+ = (z-1)/(z+1) where z is the normalized impedance, Zin/Z_o. ...Voltage Reflection Coefficient Question

Convert Bits/sec to Hz [19 articles]

Daku - 2010-08-09 02:51:00
I understand that they are different domains (Hz - analog and bits/sec - digital), how would one convert e.g., 1Gbit/s to corresponding Hertz frequency ? ...Convert Bits/sec to Hz

LCD Without Wire Connectors [5 articles]

Joe - 2010-08-09 02:15:00
I have a Radio Shack count-up/count-down timer, catalog #63-878. It's about 2.5"x3.2"x0.70" thick. It's around 10 years old and some of the input keys had become sticky. I had to remove the ba...LCD Without Wire Connectors

36v power tool motor to replace scooter motor? [6 articles]

John Doe - 2010-08-07 18:35:00
Does this sound right? motor shaft revolutions per scooter wheel revolution 8.15 wheel circumference 39.27" wheel movement per shaft revolution 4.82" motor shaft revolutions per minute (estim...36v power tool motor to replace scooter motor?

low frequency amplification [12 articles]

panfilero - 2010-08-07 07:49:00
Hello, I have a question about where do frequencies end and pulses start? I'm trying to make an impact detection circuit, I have some sensors on a mat, and when something strikes the mat I get ...low frequency amplification

OT: File storing service (backup) in internet [2 articles]

Kari Laine - 2010-08-07 04:46:00
Hi, this has nothing to do with electronics but since this group is very active and professional, I bet someone knows. My need is to make backups of certain files on my local disk to net. I do...OT: File storing service (backup) in internet

Linearily of Derivative Circuits At High Frequency

Bret Cahill - 2010-08-05 19:39:00
To get to a higher frequency, is it possible to just use a smaller cap and/or resistor on op amp derivative taking circuits? Bret Cahill ...Linearily of Derivative Circuits At High Frequency
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