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Engineering Full bridge circuit with inductor and resistor
The above is the circuit i am calculating the inductor current. During the positive half of the sine input D1 and D3 are conducting so the circuit becomes My calculations are as below Are the above equations ok? When transitioning from +Ve cycle to -Ve sine wave does the above equations still...- PhysicsTest
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Engineering Analyzing the inductor current in the circuit
The above is the problem statement a. I don't understand this question, i am assuming the switch opens and closes and based on that i have to analyze the circuit and find the voltages and currents in the circuit. b. When the switch is closed then the zener diode is reverse biased When the...- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
The application is in a commercial vehicle where many ECUs are connected and in case the vehicle is break down, the first thing is to ensure that 12V is coming to all the ECUs, so open each ECU connector identify the pins where 12V shall come, then insert the detection circuit with 2 wires...- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
When i thought of comparing with 12V then i got the idea of op-amp, there is no particular reason to use op amp. What range? What precision? I only want to check if 12V available or not, there is no particular requirement of precision. I want to turn on LED if 12V is available and OFF if 12V...- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
Yes i will have different circuits, this is basically for field support in the vehicles under break down to get an idea if voltage is in the expected range for persons without technical background.- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
I actually mean to put an LED in place of Diode i took wrong part number from LTSpice. I never intended to put a diode.- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
To detect CAN-H and CAN-L is properly communicating i need to verify if the CAN-H line at 3.5V and CAN-L line at 1V. I will use the below 2 circuits will it be ok? For D2 the forward voltage drop i will select as 0.7V.- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
Can i use the below circuit with 10K resistor (for low current consumption) and when 12V is available the LED will be ON.- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
When simulating i observed that i cannot use the same 12V supply, i have updated as another 12V supply which is the actual signal. I get output as 10.8V.- PhysicsTest
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To detect 12V using Opamp
I want to detect the 12V supply using the LM358 opamp, the schematic is as below and i also want to drive the LED. I have attached the asc file. As of randomly i have selected 3V for 12V detection. Similar circuit i want to use for detecting the CAN signals, the CAN_H voltage is 3.5V and...- PhysicsTest
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RC circuit solution to a current pulse input
TL;DR Summary: A current pulse of amplitude I is applied to a parallel RC combination, plot to scale waveforms of the current ic for the cases a.tp < RC b. tp = RC c. tp > RC Are the calculations and waveforms correct?- PhysicsTest
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PWM sweep from 0 - 100% duty cycle in LTSpice
I have lot of questions to understand and i do not want to start new threads, but related to the first question which i have to solve.- PhysicsTest
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PWM sweep from 0 - 100% duty cycle in LTSpice
But if i see the below website he gave an example for Capacitor Capacitor should i not follow the same for inductor?- PhysicsTest
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PWM sweep from 0 - 100% duty cycle in LTSpice
I am not sure why my results are not matching with circuit in post3 For t=2ms i used the below equation But the answer does not match at t=2ms it is around 2.4A. I am really confused not able to solve basic circuits.- PhysicsTest
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PWM sweep from 0 - 100% duty cycle in LTSpice
It is 50Hz and pwm frequency is 20khz. First step is only to change current in the inductor as a sinusoid by making the pwm duty changes.- PhysicsTest
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