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i used this on an application a couple of years back - i got the idea from the PIC Tips n Tricks application note that can be found here - 8-bit Microcontroller Tips n' Tricks
i dont know how you change the resolution of the lm35 with a voltage referance but if you can - most pics have built in Vref module
in mid range PICs the Vref ranges from 0.21v - 3.59v (using a 5v power source) as seen here :mid range voltage reference module
you also must buffer the Vref output
then whats the value of the horizontal resistor connected to the ground node? - according to the calculations under the circuit its value is 10Ω
the value of the 10Ω resistor for one :)
you state that between the green dot (9v) and red dot (V2) there is a 9v drop - if that was the case then V2 = 0 which would mean that there's no current through the 10Ω resistor which could not be the case because the current sources current has to go somewhere - so there is clearly not a 9v...
safety precautions!
CRT displays can store thousands of volts even when it not plugged in!
Make sure to discharge all capacitors within reach
before you do that do not touch the board with 2 hands so as not to complete a circuit with your heart!
do not open your CRT until you are...
there are quite websites and forums dedicated to diy guitar effects - search for "guitar effects schematics" or "guitar effects circuits"
and heres a link to start you off: Guitar Effects Schematics & Projects
ok i dont know what an inside/outside network is so if i was givin this problem
id just do a bunch of y -> delta/ delta -> y conversions to get the answer
wow thank you very much audioguru and Electronworks, i now understand completely
audioguru said:
i actually built this circuit the way i posted it and it works fine - i guess the amount of light that gets through the finger must change only slightly
thanks again for your great replies
yusim
thanks mel8030 for the reply :)
im having some trouble understanding your answer - what do you mean by "The capacitor feeds the change" ?
could you please elaborate
thanks,
yusim
you can use a transistor
PICs can usually source about 25mA per port which should be enough to light a LED
if its not enough, like you said you can use transistor as a switch in which case the current would be limited only by the power sources current limit
hi all
this isnt realy a homework ques. but im trying to undersatnd how this circuit works so i figured this is the best place for this post.
i built myself a heart rate monitor that i found **broken link removed**
i had to add a bandpass filter to get the results that they got on the...
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