MAX3172/MAX3174 +3.3V Multiprotocol Software-Selectable Cable Terminators and Transceivers General Description
... The MAX3172/MAX3174 contain five software-selectable multiprotocol cable termination networks. Each network is capable of terminating V.11 transceivers (RS-422, RS530, RS-530A, RS-449, V.36, and X.21) with a 100Ω differential load, V.35 transceivers with a T-network load, or V.28 (RS-232) and V.10 t ...
... The MAX3172/MAX3174 contain five software-selectable multiprotocol cable termination networks. Each network is capable of terminating V.11 transceivers (RS-422, RS530, RS-530A, RS-449, V.36, and X.21) with a 100Ω differential load, V.35 transceivers with a T-network load, or V.28 (RS-232) and V.10 t ...
Moeller software tools - X-Spider
... Checking the breaking capacities of the outgoing protective devices with respect to the breaking capacity of incomming protective ...
... Checking the breaking capacities of the outgoing protective devices with respect to the breaking capacity of incomming protective ...
Moeller software tools
... Checking the breaking capacities of the outgoing protective devices with respect to the breaking capacity of incomming protective ...
... Checking the breaking capacities of the outgoing protective devices with respect to the breaking capacity of incomming protective ...
ELECTROMAGNETIC OSCILLATIONS and WAVES
... Potential energy of elastic deformation: k ⋅ x (t ) 2 WP (t ) = ...
... Potential energy of elastic deformation: k ⋅ x (t ) 2 WP (t ) = ...
ANSI Codes For Electrical Protection
... 16. Reserved for Future Application (USBR assigned - Battery Charging Device). 17. Shunting or Discharge Switch is a switch that serves to open or to close a shunting circuit around any piece of apparatus (except a resistor, such as a machine field, a machine armature, a capacitor, or a reactor). No ...
... 16. Reserved for Future Application (USBR assigned - Battery Charging Device). 17. Shunting or Discharge Switch is a switch that serves to open or to close a shunting circuit around any piece of apparatus (except a resistor, such as a machine field, a machine armature, a capacitor, or a reactor). No ...
05_transistordcbias1
... conducting at maximum collector current (based on the resistances in the output circuit, not the spec sheet value) such that: ...
... conducting at maximum collector current (based on the resistances in the output circuit, not the spec sheet value) such that: ...
A novel sensor cell architecture and sensing circuit scheme
... used. One conventional technique [2] provides two materials with different dielectric constants and thickness to enlarge the sensed capacitance and reduce the parasitic capacitance. However, for low-cost production, circuit techniques that are independent of the parasitic capacitance should be devel ...
... used. One conventional technique [2] provides two materials with different dielectric constants and thickness to enlarge the sensed capacitance and reduce the parasitic capacitance. However, for low-cost production, circuit techniques that are independent of the parasitic capacitance should be devel ...
2009 LAB 3: DC Simulations and Circuit Modeling
... a. Insert the bjt_pkg using library icon or the component history. Now push into the bjt_pkg and click File > Design Parameters. Reset the beta parameter default to 160, pop out and delete the bjt_pkg and reinsert it – beta is now 160 whenever you use the modeled circuit. b. From the Probe com ...
... a. Insert the bjt_pkg using library icon or the component history. Now push into the bjt_pkg and click File > Design Parameters. Reset the beta parameter default to 160, pop out and delete the bjt_pkg and reinsert it – beta is now 160 whenever you use the modeled circuit. b. From the Probe com ...
Network analysis (electrical circuits)
A network, in the context of electronics, is a collection of interconnected components. Network analysis is the process of finding the voltages across, and the currents through, every component in the network. There are many different techniques for calculating these values. However, for the most part, the applied technique assumes that the components of the network are all linear.The methods described in this article are only applicable to linear network analysis, except where explicitly stated.