I have a big mess. A person took off my carburetor on my car and I can not find the person. The carburetor was put back on my car but there is...

I have a big mess. A person took off my carburetor on my car and I can not find the person. The carburetor was put back on my car but there is 1 wire from the fuel cut off solenoid that is not connected to the car. The solenoid is part of the carburetor. I can not find any person who knows where the wire goes. I think - the wire is black - it connects to ground or negative. If I can not find...

Hi all, What's the deal with this? I read somewhere that a high ripple current figure for an electrolytic is a bonus; an expensive and...

Hi all, What's the deal with this? I read somewhere that a high ripple current figure for an electrolytic is a bonus; an expensive and sought-after characteristic. However, I'd always thought ripple was anathema to PSUs. Can some expert kindly explain the relationship between ESR, ripple current, capacitor ageing and whatnot? thanks.

The goal is an Stirling w/o a mechanical crank/flywheel. Instead it'll have 2 electric actuators and a linear generator. Supposedly a linear...

The goal is an Stirling w/o a mechanical crank/flywheel. Instead it'll have 2 electric actuators and a linear generator. Supposedly a linear generator, a glorified shake light, can be 95% efficient. I need an actuator that is pretty efficient as well. The actuators need a to consume less than 100 watts and have a stroke of ~ 15 cm. Since it is only for demonstration purposes it is OK if...

Here's really basic question for s.e.BASICS: I want to use a MOSFET to control a load, via a switch. The tricky part is that I need load...

Here's really basic question for s.e.BASICS: I want to use a MOSFET to control a load, via a switch. The tricky part is that I need load current when the switch is open and no current when the switch is closed. What I am confused about is what type of MOSFET to use, and its orientation in the circuit (S & D connected which way?) + | ...

I bought an inexpensive volt/frequency led display from eBay. On a generator, I get the proper frequency display, around 60 Hz. When I tried it...

I bought an inexpensive volt/frequency led display from eBay. On a generator, I get the proper frequency display, around 60 Hz. When I tried it on a dc to ac inverter, square wave output, I get around 120 Hz. It's a two wire device, with power and signal coming off the same wire. What could I expect to see if a scope was connected to that inverter? The thing runs everything I've plugged int...

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Robotic;Notes - Mizuka's death https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIoV60cIu7s

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Hello. I am trying to calculate the output impedance for the following circuit in SPICE notation (CS stage with drain-gate feedback): *...

Hello. I am trying to calculate the output impedance for the following circuit in SPICE notation (CS stage with drain-gate feedback): * input signal vin 1 0 * output signal (output port, where impedance should be calculated) vout 3 0 * resistors rs 1 2 rf 2 3 * nmos (drain, gate, source, bulk) mosfet1 3 2 0 0 Unfortunately, I am getting odd results in SPICE, probably becau...

Hi all, I can't find much info on JFETs in my books which don't seem to go into much depth. They go into much detail, however, on biasing...

Hi all, I can't find much info on JFETs in my books which don't seem to go into much depth. They go into much detail, however, on biasing them in the *active* region. Why would anyone want to operate a JFET in the active region?? I can understand why it's useful to operate such a FET in the *ohmic* region where it can do something useful (like amplifying!) but AFAICS in the active re...

Hello All, I have been reading this newsgroup for some time, mostly for my own edification and mild amusement/wonderment. Thanks to all for...

Hello All, I have been reading this newsgroup for some time, mostly for my own edification and mild amusement/wonderment. Thanks to all for their on topic comments of the past few years. I now have a project that I am sure somebody in here can lend some insight. I am looking for a timer board and it would be helpful if I had the correct terminology so it would make my search easier....