Sci.Electronics.Basics
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Darren Brumfield - 2010-02-23 08:33:00
I've been reading up on this and the consensus is that ferric chloride is
the most common compound to do the actual "etching". Is there some sort
of more widely available chemical that will get...
George Herold - 2010-02-22 21:29:00
I=92ve built several PID control loops, mostly for temperature control,
but sometimes for other things. I=92ve always used the all three PID
parameters. I use to think that the D term was there...
DaveC - 2010-02-22 20:17:00
I used to own a pair of flush cutters where the jaws and the handles met at
about a 45-degree angle. Made for a nice tool for getting in between
components when you needed to nip something off flu...
itzneona - 2010-02-22 17:07:00
hi,
I'm planning to work with a simple ckt. Just have only few
ideas about the ckt.
following are the details:
the ckt is meant to be a, heart pulse detecting ckt.
main principle:
f...
lerameur - 2010-02-22 15:22:00
Hi,
I have been analyzing the 'how to' of a transistor recently. Electron
flow, holes, dope material etc... I still do not understand why a
transistor can be reversed, anyway reverse based from ...
Ron Hubbard - 2010-02-21 01:21:00
I was doing some carpentry work in my bedroom with a belt sander and
in one careless moment, I put the tool down on a blanket as the motor
was winding down. Less than 30 seconds later, part of the b...
F Murtz - 2010-02-20 13:02:00
Could some one explain the protection mechanism on some 18650 li-ion
batteries and why they do not work with some xenon or led torches?
...
MRW - 2010-02-19 15:20:00
Hello group,
I posted a screen capture of an image showing a basic Amplitude Shift
Key modulation:
http://imgur.com/Ahwya.jpg
The image shows the a diagram and equation. The equation is ASK(t)...
comeau.christian@gmail.com - 2010-02-18 11:08:00
I want to use electrolysis to separate chemicals, but electricity
isn't much my domain!
Now, instead of using a battery, I read (but didn't tried yet) that I
could simply use a AC converter.
So I ...
Wayne - 2010-02-17 23:03:00
Hello Everyone,
I have a couple of surplus crystals, 10.7 MHz. Is there a way to find
out the Load Capacitance for them ? The people I bought them from don't
know.
What I am doing is a "Can...
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