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DO-160 Pin Injection waveform generation
Hi, Can I get some learning material or guidance on how to build equipment for generating specific waveforms of DO-160 section 22? Thanks- hemant03
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- Generation Injection Pin Waveform
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Troubleshooting Amplitude Discrepancies in Active LPF: Sallen Key Design
Hi, I have a 4 pole active LPF. I am seeing that the amplitude of Vs1 & Vs2 is higher than the amplitude of input signal. I am not sure how. In my calculation, I have taken the amplitude of the fundamental harmonic of the square wave (input) into consideration, reduce it by 6db and multiply...- hemant03
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Understanding Cutoff Frequency & Time Domain: Help Needed
Thanks for the help!- hemant03
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Understanding Cutoff Frequency & Time Domain: Help Needed
The output is lower than the input as expected. Input = 0-10V square wave @ 1KHz Output = Hi-9.5V; Lo-0.4 @ 1Khz not a square wave though. My expectation was to see the output amplitude being around 7 V but that's not the case. Am I looking at it in the right way? Thanks,- hemant03
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Understanding Cutoff Frequency & Time Domain: Help Needed
Hi, I am trying to understand the impact of cut off frequency on the gain and trying to relate it in time domain but unable to do so. For e.g., I have built a single pole RC filter wherein R and C values are chosen to match the cut off frequency of 1K (R = 10KΩ/C = 16nF). The input is a square...- hemant03
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- Cutoff frequency Domain Frequency Time Time domain
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Detecting Overvoltage in 3-Phase AC Signal
Hi, Oh! I guess there was a misunderstanding. What I meant was how do i attenuate. I believe I have figured that out. Thanks for the idea though. Thanks, - Hemant- hemant03
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Detecting Overvoltage in 3-Phase AC Signal
115vac 10amps. 3 phase. Can you send me the circuit. I am not sure of what to use as reference after full wave rectification.- hemant03
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Detecting Overvoltage in 3-Phase AC Signal
No, the need is full wave rectification as overvtg can occur on any of the cycle. For the second section, the neutral of the 3 phase is tied to the chassis/system gnd and pcb gnd is also tied to the same so , i guess the answer would be no. So, what are other options available to me?- hemant03
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Detecting Overvoltage in 3-Phase AC Signal
Hi, I have to detect overvoltage on each of the 3 phases (individually) of a 3 phase AC signal. The 3 phase AC source has a neutral that is grounded and I have to use the same ground plane for my PCB. I was thinking of using a full bridge rectifier for each of the 3 phase but the problem is...- hemant03
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Why is my simulated inverting amplifier output not matching the expected result?
Hi, I was trying to simulate a simple inverting amplifier in LTSpice. However, the results that I get don't agree with what I am supposed to get. Please look at the PDF attached. Based on the current law, it is easy to tell that Vout = -Vin. But I am seeing Vout = app. 0V. Am I missing...- hemant03
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How Can You Convert AC Amperage to Voltage?
You could see a current to voltage converter op-amp design- hemant03
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PMOS Working Concept: Vgs (th) -5V Source Follower Mode Output
Hi, I have attached a sample PMOS circuitry that I have simulated. I am actually using a PMOS FET.- hemant03
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PMOS Working Concept: Vgs (th) -5V Source Follower Mode Output
Hi, I believe that to make a PMOS work, Vgs (th) needs to be negative but when I give -5V to source and connect it in a source follower mode i.e. vg = -5V, I do get an output. Can anyone tell me how and why? Thanks, - Hemant- hemant03
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- Concept Pmos
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Op-Amp Questions - V/S Output Sat. Voltage & Load Current
Hi, Thanks for the response but my question is specific to the graph showing output saturation voltage v/s load current for output being high or low. Basically I am unable to understand the relation between output sat. voltage, load current and output being a high or low. Thanks, - Hemant- hemant03
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Op-Amp Questions - V/S Output Sat. Voltage & Load Current
Hi, I am new to circuit designing and I have a question on one of the parameters in the spec sheet of op - amp. I don't quiet understand (see the graph) what does the output saturation voltage v/s (overdrive voltage or load current) is and why is it almost the same for outout being low or...- hemant03
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- Op-amp
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