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somewhat related https://www.anandtech.com/show/6330/the-iphone-5-review/14
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/177788/how-do-i-design-a-2a-or-more-power-supply-for-my-consumer-usb-devices
(though it seems faster is to find a random 12V AC~ output TF + rectifier + suitable light bulb)
i just ran through options to convert an old X-mas lights' transformer to sub-Ampere 7A·h Lead-Acid Charger
uploaded just incase you can read/find out anything useful from this experiment
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there is not much to do to get the required package of relevant data together - but as i in near future likely will not use that particular product - you can complete it and on your own ((moreover when the the share of my own free time input here is complicated by a nation based discrimination...
as you don't in particular bias your non-inverting inputs the both variants act as comparators - with yet "undefined" hysteresis -
. . . but due to a speculative assumption the "op amp" being more sensitive to inputs at near the supply median , then it is likely that the "+/-5V supply" variant...
if you have made one of these you must know that the regulator is (depending on design) in more critical operating range at the dimmest settings
as said (depending on design) while filament is dim the voltage drop at regulator/dimmer is high ??? the flicker might be some sort of automatic...
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This thread is totally useless... I'm closing it!!
there another use of such https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/an-1077.pdf?fileId=5546d462533600a40153559563801007 though not much coverage in text
... if i consider where i have used bi-di difference is at emitter collector or even base circuit of the bjt where the diode has following effects
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what is "What" ? (())
https://www.compoundchem.com/2014/02/19/the-chemical-elements-of-a-smartphone/
e.c. e.c (and so forth) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_cetera
just a thought - years ago there was some promotion price portable multi tool - it took ages to charge and you could then work about 10min or even less - when i opened it up it had a powerful 9 or 12 V dc motor installed but the battery pack was 6 or 7.2 V one . . . another one was the...
we can suppose there are two factors behind it (•) the melted first direction having least resistance/drag (••) the net surface tension combined with the weight of the chip with the number of pins and the symmetry of the chip ?? also the intensity of the air flow - - - just a best guess
is actually covered through and more concentrated at the end of the linked document for Grounded Source mode // Source-Follower mode // With separate connections to the S/D of the internal FET
obviously and from this article comes out another potential improvement to the circuit - that is - an...
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// it seems that the PWM setup is highly ??? flexible (Tbl-12-03) but there is only one poor app example(was not searched ↓1-st **↓)/spec(was not found) ??? they must had a target design or a set of when developing the '13'25'45'85 chips - can't find any ...
there's an article explaining the I/O speeds on a different mcu basis -- but we can predict the input rate being apx 1 x sys clk from Figues 10-3 & 10-4 -- that incase there is some ideal sync. between sys-clk and incoming digital signal otherwise it's variable 1 to 2 sys-clk.-s e.g. at 20MHz...
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