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Many thanks
Thank you every one for your help, it is greatly appreciated and I'll certainly be taking it on board.
In answer to some questions:
1) The top part of the switch is to switch between two sets of LEDs. Each LED will be labelled and it will tell the user whuch of the pressure...
What supply voltage would you suggest in order to get a 5V TTL? I'm new to this electronics malarky and presumed that as long as you supplied more than 5V to the comparator, when it when from 0 to 1 then the voltgae you would get would be equal to teh voltage you supplied.
Supply voltage
The supply voltage is what the pressure-to-voltage converters require and the comparator is designed to operate at voltages up to 32V. I've tried changing the input voltage but it just lowers the voltage I measure (e.g. 18V supply = 0.03V output)
3 pole switch
Basically I'm testing a pneumatic valve. I want to measure the response time for a valve exhausting from one port, to exhausting from another. Its said to switch when the exit pressure is half the inlet pressure, hence the voltage divider circuit.
The 3 pole switch is used to...
I have designed and prototyped a circuit to compare two pressures and send a TTL output when one pressure is bigger than half the other. But rather than the TTL output of 5V, I'm getting just 0.04V
Any ideas?
I'm researching comparators at the moment and may have found what I want in the LM393. It comes with different outputs which I don't understand:
Open Collector
TTL
CMOS
Can any one explain, please?
:o
Hello all
I need some help. I'm measuring the air pressure going into, and coming out of, a valve. Each is hooked up to a pressure to voltage converter. I need to compare the two signals and when the pressure coming out of the valve rises above the pressure going into the valve (i.e. the...
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