01-PB-503 Protoboard Design Workstation
... Ideal for analog, digital and microprocessor circuits New high & low buffered logic indicators 8 channel logic monitor New 8 selectable logic switches Function Generator with continuously variable sine, square and triangle waveforms and TTL pulses Triple output power supply offers fixed 5 VDC supply ...
... Ideal for analog, digital and microprocessor circuits New high & low buffered logic indicators 8 channel logic monitor New 8 selectable logic switches Function Generator with continuously variable sine, square and triangle waveforms and TTL pulses Triple output power supply offers fixed 5 VDC supply ...
Superconducting single-electron push–pull amplifier stage
... and the Coulomb blockade in the lower transistor is modulated with a periodicity e/C in 2 . Here, e is the charge of an electron. The precise form of this quasiperiodic function depends on the voltages applied to the two tuning gates, V g1 and V g2 . By adjusting the voltages on the tuning gates, it ...
... and the Coulomb blockade in the lower transistor is modulated with a periodicity e/C in 2 . Here, e is the charge of an electron. The precise form of this quasiperiodic function depends on the voltages applied to the two tuning gates, V g1 and V g2 . By adjusting the voltages on the tuning gates, it ...
Sense amplifiers are used to translate this small voltage signal to a
... SRAM sense amplifiers based on voltage sensing are widely used and established. However, this principle becomes slow for low supply voltages and large memories, since the cell current discharges the bit lines until a considerable voltage swing is reached ...
... SRAM sense amplifiers based on voltage sensing are widely used and established. However, this principle becomes slow for low supply voltages and large memories, since the cell current discharges the bit lines until a considerable voltage swing is reached ...
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... Other features include an auto power on and sleep function whereby the system will go into a ‘stand-by’ mode if no signal is detected for approximately 12 minutes. Soft-clip limiting is incorporated to limit the maximum sound output in order to eliminate audible distortion. Gain ...
... Other features include an auto power on and sleep function whereby the system will go into a ‘stand-by’ mode if no signal is detected for approximately 12 minutes. Soft-clip limiting is incorporated to limit the maximum sound output in order to eliminate audible distortion. Gain ...
MSUB
... Additional features to be found in this sub are both over current cut-out and over temperature cutout. The ELS SUB does not use a compression limiter to pre-distort the signals it cannot handle. No amplifier has infinite power capabilities and has to be protected against destroying itself under extr ...
... Additional features to be found in this sub are both over current cut-out and over temperature cutout. The ELS SUB does not use a compression limiter to pre-distort the signals it cannot handle. No amplifier has infinite power capabilities and has to be protected against destroying itself under extr ...
The Freja charging study: A perspective five years later
... •Lowest leakage current is reached with own-built reed-relay (fA or pA) •Smallest size is reached by MEMS-based switch, (~100 um) •pA leakage is easier to reach at lower voltage. •Reed relays: In test and measurement, particularly in integrated-circuit (IC) testers and wafer testers, with parallel h ...
... •Lowest leakage current is reached with own-built reed-relay (fA or pA) •Smallest size is reached by MEMS-based switch, (~100 um) •pA leakage is easier to reach at lower voltage. •Reed relays: In test and measurement, particularly in integrated-circuit (IC) testers and wafer testers, with parallel h ...
Steering in the right direction
... This article was published on EDN: http://www.edn.com/design/powermanagement/4416874/Why-bypass-caps-make-a-difference---Part-6--Simulating-thecomplete-op-amp-PS-circuitThis is the last of the “Yet more...” series. One final plot twist, a moderately satisfying ending, and my work here will be done. ...
... This article was published on EDN: http://www.edn.com/design/powermanagement/4416874/Why-bypass-caps-make-a-difference---Part-6--Simulating-thecomplete-op-amp-PS-circuitThis is the last of the “Yet more...” series. One final plot twist, a moderately satisfying ending, and my work here will be done. ...
Common-Mode Feedback Circuits
... Diagram same for p or n. If PMOS, then in n-well with p+ mask, NMOS in p-substrate with n+. ...
... Diagram same for p or n. If PMOS, then in n-well with p+ mask, NMOS in p-substrate with n+. ...
Control Systems
... * The major difference between open and closed loop control is that in a closed loop control arrangement, the system is constantly monitoring the output of the system to ensure that it matches the reference signal and that the reference signal can be changed at any time usually by a computer progra ...
... * The major difference between open and closed loop control is that in a closed loop control arrangement, the system is constantly monitoring the output of the system to ensure that it matches the reference signal and that the reference signal can be changed at any time usually by a computer progra ...
R09 Set No. 2
... design a digital thermometer. Calculate the frequency for the oscillator and the gate time for the counter in order to have a sensitivity of 1000 Hz/C and a resolution of 0.0001 0 C. (b) What is coriollis effect? Explain in detail operation of quartz angular rate ...
... design a digital thermometer. Calculate the frequency for the oscillator and the gate time for the counter in order to have a sensitivity of 1000 Hz/C and a resolution of 0.0001 0 C. (b) What is coriollis effect? Explain in detail operation of quartz angular rate ...
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... CLASS B A class B output stage can be far more efficient than a class A stage (78.5 % maximum efficiency compared with 25 %). It also requires twice as many output transistors… …and it isn’t very linear; cross-over distortion can be significant. Class B amplifiers are used in low cost designs or de ...
... CLASS B A class B output stage can be far more efficient than a class A stage (78.5 % maximum efficiency compared with 25 %). It also requires twice as many output transistors… …and it isn’t very linear; cross-over distortion can be significant. Class B amplifiers are used in low cost designs or de ...
Owners Instruction Manual - Alner Hamblin Electronics
... In 1999, we designed and built the first prototype of this amplifier using the original Tripath evaluation board. The intention then was to compare other emerging digital technologies to decide which was best. To ensure that the comparison was as valid as we could make it, we designed and used a muc ...
... In 1999, we designed and built the first prototype of this amplifier using the original Tripath evaluation board. The intention then was to compare other emerging digital technologies to decide which was best. To ensure that the comparison was as valid as we could make it, we designed and used a muc ...
Control Systems Elements of a control system
... implement, is cheaper and easier to maintain than closed loop control ...
... implement, is cheaper and easier to maintain than closed loop control ...
Tube sound
Tube sound (or valve sound) is the characteristic sound associated with a vacuum tube-based audio amplifier. After introduction of solid state amplifiers, tube sound appeared as the logical complement of transistor sound, which had some negative connotations due to crossover distortion of early transistor amplifiers. The audible significance of tube amplification on audio signals is a subject of continuing debate among audio enthusiasts.Many electric guitar, electric bass, and keyboard players in several genres also prefer the sound of tube instrument amplifiers or preamplifiers.