MAX4516/MAX4517 Dual-Supply, Low-On-Resistance, SPST, CMOS Analog Switches _______________General Description
... voltages from ±1V to ±6V, but are tested and guaranteed only with ±5V supplies. Similarly, they will operate with a single +2V to +12V supply, but logic-level inputs can shift with higher voltages. The pin-compatible MAX4514/MAX4515 are recommended for use with a single supply. The MAX4516/MAX4517 c ...
... voltages from ±1V to ±6V, but are tested and guaranteed only with ±5V supplies. Similarly, they will operate with a single +2V to +12V supply, but logic-level inputs can shift with higher voltages. The pin-compatible MAX4514/MAX4515 are recommended for use with a single supply. The MAX4516/MAX4517 c ...
Terms and Abbreviations
... Analog signal - A signal that attains an infinite number of different amplitude levels. AO - Analog Output Apparent Power - The power value obtained by multiplying the current by the voltage (P = I X E). 9. Axial dimension - This term is used for the measurement of the coupler distance during the ge ...
... Analog signal - A signal that attains an infinite number of different amplitude levels. AO - Analog Output Apparent Power - The power value obtained by multiplying the current by the voltage (P = I X E). 9. Axial dimension - This term is used for the measurement of the coupler distance during the ge ...
Lab- Parallel Circuits
... 1. Connect a series circuit. Start at the negative terminal and add on the components in the following order: power source set to 10 V, ammeter, open switch, bulb, resistor. 2. Turn on the source and close the switch. Record the current (IT) in observation Table 1. 3. Connect the voltmeter across th ...
... 1. Connect a series circuit. Start at the negative terminal and add on the components in the following order: power source set to 10 V, ammeter, open switch, bulb, resistor. 2. Turn on the source and close the switch. Record the current (IT) in observation Table 1. 3. Connect the voltmeter across th ...
BATTERY GUARD 40 / 60 / 200 OWNERS MANUAL EN
... this will be switched off immediately when there is over voltage (16/32V) and the alarm output will pulsate. This is done to distinguish between an under voltage alarm and an over voltage alarm. A second application is to connect a relay to the alarm output. The BG must then be programmed in positio ...
... this will be switched off immediately when there is over voltage (16/32V) and the alarm output will pulsate. This is done to distinguish between an under voltage alarm and an over voltage alarm. A second application is to connect a relay to the alarm output. The BG must then be programmed in positio ...
Is mathematical logic needed in electrical engineering?
... equipment. Normally this has been done by using sinusoidal feeding systems in power grids and distribution networks. When entering to actual equipment level we have to do something in order to achieve power controllability. This can be done for example by using an ACDC conversion to generate a DC si ...
... equipment. Normally this has been done by using sinusoidal feeding systems in power grids and distribution networks. When entering to actual equipment level we have to do something in order to achieve power controllability. This can be done for example by using an ACDC conversion to generate a DC si ...
05 - CERN Indico
... Why modulate the target ? Existing HV modulation characteristics Existing HV modulator The ISOLDE HT Room Upgrade of existing modulator Reasons for modulator upgrade The Marx generator, the C modulator HV test cage and current development Behlke switch and a Behlke test bench Current studies and con ...
... Why modulate the target ? Existing HV modulation characteristics Existing HV modulator The ISOLDE HT Room Upgrade of existing modulator Reasons for modulator upgrade The Marx generator, the C modulator HV test cage and current development Behlke switch and a Behlke test bench Current studies and con ...
Capacitor 2x Pulse Length Experiment
... the ground (0v) until after the X=100ns point. This is due to the termination resistors being around 78 ohms and not 75 ohms The bottom trace is used for the trigger and is connected to the common point of the 2 terminators and the switch to ground (a normally open, read relay with a hand operated m ...
... the ground (0v) until after the X=100ns point. This is due to the termination resistors being around 78 ohms and not 75 ohms The bottom trace is used for the trigger and is connected to the common point of the 2 terminators and the switch to ground (a normally open, read relay with a hand operated m ...
Switch
In electrical engineering, a switch is an electrical component that can break an electrical circuit, interrupting the current or diverting it from one conductor to another.The mechanism of a switch may be operated directly by a human operator to control a circuit (for example, a light switch or a keyboard button), may be operated by a moving object such as a door-operated switch, or may be operated by some sensing element for pressure, temperature or flow. A relay is a switch that is operated by electricity. Switches are made to handle a wide range of voltages and currents; very large switches may be used to isolate high-voltage circuits in electrical substations.