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How Can I Isolate RS-422 Communication in My Arduino Project?
Hi! I'm currently using SN75179BP to convert RS-422 communication to UART, allowing communication from my Arduino to an RS-422 device. I need to isolate that device from my arduino+driver/receiver circuit. Does anyone know a good optocoupler solution for RS-422 lines? any...- Liad
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Analog sensor data over the ethernet
Hi, I need to get data from some sensors over a ethernet connection. I found that application idea on microchip site: http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=2505¶m=en535727#P26_1312 How do I build that circuit?- Liad
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- Analog Data Sensor
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Is a 6-Position Rotary Switch the Solution for Shorting Multiple Contacts?
Hi, I'm looking for a 6 pos, 2Amps, mechanical rotary switch that with every turn will short another contact to all of the other contacts that came before... For example, if it's on position 3, legs 1, 2 and 3 will be shorthand all together. Thanks.- Liad
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Control I/O with USB | Get Help Now
Thanks for all your help! I'll start working on it. Liad.- Liad
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Control I/O with USB | Get Help Now
Can I control the Arduino with c#?- Liad
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Control I/O with USB | Get Help Now
Hey, I need to find a way to control via usb something like 20 ins and outs. Don't have any idea what to do next. :\ Any help is more than welcomed. Liad.- Liad
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Build a Custom Timer Circuit for Efficient Light Control - Step by Step Guide"
Which microcontroller has enough pins for all of my demands? Can you give me a specific model?- Liad
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Build a Custom Timer Circuit for Efficient Light Control - Step by Step Guide"
Hey! I want to build a circuit to control a light bulb in such a way that Ill be able to choose the time that it'll be on [choosing from 5/10/15/20 min] and off [again, choosing from 5/10/15/20 min]. I would also like to have a counter showing how much time I have till it'll change from on...- Liad
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Building 10 Synchronized 7-Segment Clocks
Hey! I need to build 10 7segment clocks that will be synchronized among themselves. [Just a regular clock that will display the current hour, only 10 of those, and in different places in the room]. I thought about building a microProcessor-based clocks that will be synchronized among...- Liad
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Calculating needed cable diameter
Hey! How can I calculate what should be the cable diameter by the amper / watt? Best Regards, Liad.- Liad
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- Cable Diameter
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Build a Computer-Based 220V Dimmer
How can I build a computer-based 220v dimmer? I'm not asking about the programming part, but the electronic.- Liad
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Convert Pulse to DC Voltage - Ideas Needed
you can say that...:S ahm...itll only be one pulse and then...nothing, till the next pulse.:)- Liad
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Convert Pulse to DC Voltage - Ideas Needed
yes...:) any circuit that his input will be 1 pulse and his output will be a dc voltage in the same amplitude and will stay that way until the circuit will get another pulse in his input.- Liad
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Convert Pulse to DC Voltage - Ideas Needed
Hey, I need to find a way to convert a pulse that can be in any amplitude from 0 to 5v and output DC voltage at the same amplitude. any ideas? :) Liad.- Liad
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- Circuit Dc Dc circuit Pulse
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Option B: Ensuring Ground Communications in Buildings
As for damaging the phones - they wouldn be connected for a long time and I don't really care about them. :smile: A for noise - as long the line will work and I'll be able to understand what the person in the other end says - I'm ok with it. The phones are just plain phones, and 24v is...- Liad
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