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Need help modifying rc car circuit
Thanks for your reply. I was hoping it would work over larger distance 25-30 meters (similar to range of keyless entry of cars). If this can work, its for someone who has recently lost their hearing. There are all kinds of alerting and signaling systems available for the hearing impaired. They...- trip6
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Need help modifying rc car circuit
Hello, I have this old toy RC car and a pager and I am wondering if a small hack, using the two is possible or not. The pager doesn't work but its motor does. I want to make a new "pager" that vibrates when the car's remote is used. The car has a small reciever circuit (27MHz if that's of any...- trip6
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- Car Circuit Rc
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to plot frequency vs gain for a filter?
Thanks for the pdf. Very useful though its taking a while to fully digest... I don't really have a "desired filter". I really just want to provide an (interactive) visualization, where the user picks a center frequency, chooses to cut or boost gain and then sets a pass band. Should be...- trip6
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to plot frequency vs gain for a filter?
Thanks for the response. I have done complex arithmetic in college, but have never found a use for it since. I don't mind dusting out the cobwebs if it makes plotting the curve simpler. I am just not very sure where to start. As to the language, I would use C# or python. I have seen audio...- trip6
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to plot frequency vs gain for a filter?
Hello, I am trying to understand how this graph http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bandwidth_2.svg gets plotted. My goal is to write a small program that takes the center frequency/bandwidth and a (cut/boost) gain values and plot the curve. I initially assumed, all I needed to find was an...- trip6
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- Filter Frequency Gain Plot
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Undergrad How to Cluster Latitude/Longitude Data of Suburbs with Same Names?
I have a list of latitude/longitude data grouped by suburb names across the country. The problem is for common names the list contains lat/long data corresponding to multiple areas. So Yorktown may have 20 data points which actually correspond to 8 different locations. Whats a good method...- trip6
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- Data
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics