MAX9171/MAX9172 Single/Dual LVDS Line Receivers with “In-Path” Fail-Safe General Description
... standard is a signaling method intended for point-topoint communication over controlled-impedance media, as defined by the ANSI TIA/EIA-644 standards. The technology uses low-voltage signals to achieve fast transition times and minimize power dissipation and noise immunity. The MAX9171/MAX9172 conve ...
... standard is a signaling method intended for point-topoint communication over controlled-impedance media, as defined by the ANSI TIA/EIA-644 standards. The technology uses low-voltage signals to achieve fast transition times and minimize power dissipation and noise immunity. The MAX9171/MAX9172 conve ...
FMS6404 Precision Composite Video Output with Sound Trap and Group Delay Compensation
... and is held at the minimum value to decrease the standing DC current into the load. Since the FMS6404 has a 2 x (6dB) gain, the output is typically connected via a 75Ω-series back-matching resistor, followed by the 75Ω video cable. Due to the inherent divide-by-two of this configuration, the blankin ...
... and is held at the minimum value to decrease the standing DC current into the load. Since the FMS6404 has a 2 x (6dB) gain, the output is typically connected via a 75Ω-series back-matching resistor, followed by the 75Ω video cable. Due to the inherent divide-by-two of this configuration, the blankin ...
ZXSC310 LED DRIVER SOLUTION FOR LCD BACKLIGHTING
... saturation resistance. These transistors are the best switching devices available for this type of conversion enabling high efficiency conversion with low input voltages. The drive output of the ZXSC310 LED driver generates a dynamic drive signal for the switching transistor. ...
... saturation resistance. These transistors are the best switching devices available for this type of conversion enabling high efficiency conversion with low input voltages. The drive output of the ZXSC310 LED driver generates a dynamic drive signal for the switching transistor. ...
Techniques and Applications for High Throughput and
... Reasons for these methods are explained below. First, method @ is intended to increase the gain margin by decreasing the Q of the feedback circuit and thereby reducing the loop gain. Since the resistive impedance of ferrite beads isat most 100 ohms or so, devices of large gm require multiple sets of ...
... Reasons for these methods are explained below. First, method @ is intended to increase the gain margin by decreasing the Q of the feedback circuit and thereby reducing the loop gain. Since the resistive impedance of ferrite beads isat most 100 ohms or so, devices of large gm require multiple sets of ...
Integrated circuit for high-frequency ultrasound annular array
... been developed for this application but they have limited depth of field [2]. The use of dynamically focused arrays in high-frequency ultrasound applications has been limited due to the need for high speed circuitry with lirge dynamic range. For example, a conventional digital beamforming system ope ...
... been developed for this application but they have limited depth of field [2]. The use of dynamically focused arrays in high-frequency ultrasound applications has been limited due to the need for high speed circuitry with lirge dynamic range. For example, a conventional digital beamforming system ope ...
Concertmate AM/FM Radio
... Turn the SELECTOR switch to AM, FM or FM STEREO, as desired. In the AM position, standard AM broadcast stations will be received, but will be reproduced monophonically. If the red stereo indicator light at the tip of the dial pointer lights, it indicates that the station is broadcasting in stereo. I ...
... Turn the SELECTOR switch to AM, FM or FM STEREO, as desired. In the AM position, standard AM broadcast stations will be received, but will be reproduced monophonically. If the red stereo indicator light at the tip of the dial pointer lights, it indicates that the station is broadcasting in stereo. I ...
Enhancement Loads
... Resistors take up far too much space on integrated circuit substrates. Therefore, we need to make a resistor out of a transistor! Q: How can we do that!? After all, a resistor is a two terminal device, whereas a transistor is a three terminal device. A: We can make a two terminal device from a MOSFE ...
... Resistors take up far too much space on integrated circuit substrates. Therefore, we need to make a resistor out of a transistor! Q: How can we do that!? After all, a resistor is a two terminal device, whereas a transistor is a three terminal device. A: We can make a two terminal device from a MOSFE ...
Document
... [4] By definition, the open-loop gain of the op-amp is GOL = -VOUT / VIN- (with VIN+ at ground) so VIN- = -VOUT / GOL . Substituting for VIN- in [3] . . . [5] R1 VOUT + R1 VOUT / GOL = -R2 VOUT / GOL - R2 VSRC Multiplying by GOL and collecting terms with VOUT . . . [6] R1 GOL VOUT + R1 VOUT + R2 VOU ...
... [4] By definition, the open-loop gain of the op-amp is GOL = -VOUT / VIN- (with VIN+ at ground) so VIN- = -VOUT / GOL . Substituting for VIN- in [3] . . . [5] R1 VOUT + R1 VOUT / GOL = -R2 VOUT / GOL - R2 VSRC Multiplying by GOL and collecting terms with VOUT . . . [6] R1 GOL VOUT + R1 VOUT + R2 VOU ...
NBB-400 CASCADABLE BROADBAND GaAs MMIC AMPLIFIER DC TO 8GHz Features
... Care should also be taken in the resistor selection to ensure that the current into the part never exceeds maximum datasheet operating current over the planned operating temperature. This means that a resistor between the supply and this pin is always required, even if a supply near 5.0V is availabl ...
... Care should also be taken in the resistor selection to ensure that the current into the part never exceeds maximum datasheet operating current over the planned operating temperature. This means that a resistor between the supply and this pin is always required, even if a supply near 5.0V is availabl ...
Overview Government Requirements for the United Kingdom
... If any other apparatus, including cable or wiring, is connected between this apparatus and the point of connection to any speechband circuit, then all that other apparatus shall comply with the following: 1. The overall transmission characteristics of all that other apparatus shall be such as to int ...
... If any other apparatus, including cable or wiring, is connected between this apparatus and the point of connection to any speechband circuit, then all that other apparatus shall comply with the following: 1. The overall transmission characteristics of all that other apparatus shall be such as to int ...
AD708
... Figure 26, and Figure 27. Figure 25 shows the offset voltage induced on Side B of the AD708 when Side A output is moving slowly (0.2 Hz) from −10 V to +10 V under no load. This is the least stressful situation to the part because the overall power in the chip does not change. Only the location of th ...
... Figure 26, and Figure 27. Figure 25 shows the offset voltage induced on Side B of the AD708 when Side A output is moving slowly (0.2 Hz) from −10 V to +10 V under no load. This is the least stressful situation to the part because the overall power in the chip does not change. Only the location of th ...
MS-9600LS(E)/MS-9600UDLS(E) - Fire
... including photoelectric, photoelectric with heat, beam, ionization, photoelectric duct, fixed heat, fixed heat with rate-of-rise, and fixed high-heat detectors. It also supports up to 159 addressable modules including monitor (two-wire detector, normally open devices), dual-monitor functions (two mo ...
... including photoelectric, photoelectric with heat, beam, ionization, photoelectric duct, fixed heat, fixed heat with rate-of-rise, and fixed high-heat detectors. It also supports up to 159 addressable modules including monitor (two-wire detector, normally open devices), dual-monitor functions (two mo ...
Instruction Manual SPA4 Controller Board For the v1.00
... The use of a Duty Cycle Meter is only necessary when INPUT A of the SPA4 is used. INPUT A will be used only when frequencies are being generated by a computer, or played back from some device such as a CD player or an MP3 player. When INPUT B of the SPA4 is used, the duty cycle meter is NOT necessar ...
... The use of a Duty Cycle Meter is only necessary when INPUT A of the SPA4 is used. INPUT A will be used only when frequencies are being generated by a computer, or played back from some device such as a CD player or an MP3 player. When INPUT B of the SPA4 is used, the duty cycle meter is NOT necessar ...
Amplifier for Sensor Interfaces
... A single pole contributes a maximum of −90◦ phase shift, i.e. the phase margin is more than 90◦ , as shown in Fig.2.2. Thus, a single pole system is unconditionally stable. For a two pole system (like the two stage op-amp) the story is different. As shown in Fig.2.3, each pole causes a phase shift o ...
... A single pole contributes a maximum of −90◦ phase shift, i.e. the phase margin is more than 90◦ , as shown in Fig.2.2. Thus, a single pole system is unconditionally stable. For a two pole system (like the two stage op-amp) the story is different. As shown in Fig.2.3, each pole causes a phase shift o ...
TA81001 Owner`s Manual
... 6. Low-Pass X-over Frequency Control with 24dB per octave Slope – This control allows the user to choose the exact low pass frequency range the amplifier will play for the best possible performance. The upper end of the crossover frequency point can be selected from 40Hz–200Hz at 24dB per octave. 7 ...
... 6. Low-Pass X-over Frequency Control with 24dB per octave Slope – This control allows the user to choose the exact low pass frequency range the amplifier will play for the best possible performance. The upper end of the crossover frequency point can be selected from 40Hz–200Hz at 24dB per octave. 7 ...
OP4004B - Wireless | Murata Manufacturing
... supply noise on jitter and phase noise, as shown in Figures 2 and 3. Optical data communications circuits must switch relatively high levels of current, making power supply noise immunity an important clock requirement. Controlled Tuning Characteristics - the OP4004B voltage tuning constant, KV, is ...
... supply noise on jitter and phase noise, as shown in Figures 2 and 3. Optical data communications circuits must switch relatively high levels of current, making power supply noise immunity an important clock requirement. Controlled Tuning Characteristics - the OP4004B voltage tuning constant, KV, is ...
Determining β for a 2N2222 transistor
... voltage hierarchy is satisfied. When operating in the linear regime, it has been verified that the base and collector currents are proportional with β ≡ Ic /Ib ≈ 190. The experiment could have been improved by measuring the actual voltage of the +12 V and +5 V terminals, and by directly measuring th ...
... voltage hierarchy is satisfied. When operating in the linear regime, it has been verified that the base and collector currents are proportional with β ≡ Ic /Ib ≈ 190. The experiment could have been improved by measuring the actual voltage of the +12 V and +5 V terminals, and by directly measuring th ...
ELectricity
... a circuit, from the negative terminal of the cell, round the circuit and back to the positive terminal of the cell. ...
... a circuit, from the negative terminal of the cell, round the circuit and back to the positive terminal of the cell. ...
Parallel DC circuits This worksheet and all related files are
... Algebraically manipulate this equation to solve for one of the parallel resistances (R 1 ) in terms of the other two parallel resistances (R2 and R3 ) and the total resistance (R). In other words, write a formula that solves for R1 in terms of all the other variables. file 03067 Question 21 Suppose ...
... Algebraically manipulate this equation to solve for one of the parallel resistances (R 1 ) in terms of the other two parallel resistances (R2 and R3 ) and the total resistance (R). In other words, write a formula that solves for R1 in terms of all the other variables. file 03067 Question 21 Suppose ...
An integrated CMOS optical receiver with clock and data recovery circuit
... In a low-impedance amplifier, a sufficiently small value for the bias resistor has to be chosen to achieve a preamplifier bandwidth that is greater than or equal to the signal bandwidth. The voltage developed across the input impedance and the bias resistor is, thus, relatively small and results in ...
... In a low-impedance amplifier, a sufficiently small value for the bias resistor has to be chosen to achieve a preamplifier bandwidth that is greater than or equal to the signal bandwidth. The voltage developed across the input impedance and the bias resistor is, thus, relatively small and results in ...
A CNN Implementation of a Hysteresis Chaos Generator
... Chua’s circuit is a simple autonomous third-order nonlinear electrical circuit that exhibits a variety of dynamic behaviors including chaos, which has been experimentally confirmed [1-6]. This oscillator consists of a passive RLC1C2 block coupled to an active nonlinear resistor (Chua’s diode). This ...
... Chua’s circuit is a simple autonomous third-order nonlinear electrical circuit that exhibits a variety of dynamic behaviors including chaos, which has been experimentally confirmed [1-6]. This oscillator consists of a passive RLC1C2 block coupled to an active nonlinear resistor (Chua’s diode). This ...
testers voltage, circuit and receptacle testers
... Tests for voltage continuity and polarity. For use with 4.5 to 440V AC/DC applications. Light-emitting diodes let you check polarity at a glance. Tests semi-conductors for continutiy. Powered by 12 volt battery. ...
... Tests for voltage continuity and polarity. For use with 4.5 to 440V AC/DC applications. Light-emitting diodes let you check polarity at a glance. Tests semi-conductors for continutiy. Powered by 12 volt battery. ...
Regenerative circuit
The regenerative circuit (or regen) allows an electronic signal to be amplified many times by the same active device. It consists of an amplifying vacuum tube or transistor with its output connected to its input through a feedback loop, providing positive feedback. This circuit was widely used in radio receivers, called regenerative receivers, between 1915 and World War II. The regenerative receiver was invented in 1912 and patented in 1914 by American electrical engineer Edwin Armstrong when he was an undergraduate at Columbia University. Due partly to its tendency to radiate interference, by the 1930s the regenerative receiver was superseded by other receiver designs, the TRF and superheterodyne receivers and became obsolete, but regeneration (now called positive feedback) is widely used in other areas of electronics, such as in oscillators and active filters. A receiver circuit that used regeneration in a more complicated way to achieve even higher amplification, the superregenerative receiver, was invented by Armstrong in 1922. It was never widely used in general receivers, but due to its small parts count is used in a few specialized low data rate applications, such as garage door openers, wireless networking devices, walkie-talkies and toys.