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Cable TV signal amplification
Hi, when i split the cable in two by A/B connector , one for my tv & other for PC tv tuner card , i started to get noise. Is there any simple way to amplify these signals. Imran
By av1a@... · #1005 ·
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By rpathma <rpathma@...> · #1004 ·
Re: zero bias shotkey diode,myth or real?
Hi , I don't think that there are diodes that operate at 0 volts bias... But surely what you can do is make ideal diodes using OP-Amps... These Op-Amp diodes give the ideal characterstics which you
By Himanshu Sharma <hs_ramdev@...> · #1003 ·
zero bias shotkey diode,myth or real?
is there some one who can inform me,as to the avalibility of a zero volts drop shotkey diode .
By peter <ptrfen@...> · #1002 ·
Re: Light Activated Alarm
Hey , What so funny about this...?? if there is then please do let me know of it...:-) Regards :-), --himanshu sharma Hey , put a 555 circuit in front of it in monostable mode that will give a desired
By Himanshu Sharma <hs_ramdev@...> · #1001 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
Hey , This is being used in many applications where we need to make high voltages from smaller ones... Regards :-), --himanshu sharma
By Himanshu Sharma <hs_ramdev@...> · #1000 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
Himanshu Sharma, Despite you explain scientifically, I still don't feel quite comfortable with the 'voltage increase'. Perhaps a parameter of the formula is being left behind.......I don't know.
By Sunantoro <SUNANTORO@...> · #995 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
hey , Well.... when you remove the dielectrics then the capacitance decreases... This is as per the formula C=keA/d where k is the dielectric constant... now since the capacitor is disconnected hence
By Himanshu Sharma <hs_ramdev@...> · #994 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
Himanshu Sharma, Good point! Once a capacitor is charged, the connections are removed, then you can dismantle those plates individually without worry of reducing the "charge" already stored in each of
By Sunantoro <SUNANTORO@...> · #992 ·
Re: The need to know!
G, Call me Rama. Yes, the parameters of the field are determined by the size of the plates, their distnce apart, i.e. the thickness of the dielectric and the dielectric constant. It is guided not only
By G Ramasubramani <grama@...> · #993 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
Jim, relax please.... The plates and the dielectric configure a system named capacitor that is capable of storing energy. So the energy is stored in the Capacitor AS A SYSTEM, not in the plate nor in
By Sunantoro <SUNANTORO@...> · #991 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
hey , here we go....thanks for the proof.... When you remove the dielectric slab then as per the formula C=keA/d the capacitance would decrease and hence the voltage would increase... Since the charge
By Himanshu Sharma <hs_ramdev@...> · #990 ·
Re: Automation
How do I get to translate the site? -Saad --- av1a@... wrote:
By Saad Rahman · #989 ·
Re: PCI Bus configuration
Saad, This is not quite as easy as it may sound - the PCI slot is quite a complex little piece of hardware - if you hard thinking that it's just a "different sized ISA slot", then think again! The PCI
By Jonathan Luthje <jluthje@...> · #988 ·
PCI Bus configuration
Could anyone please provide me the bus pinouts of the PCI. I plan to make a I/O card than can be attached with the PCI slot. -Saad
By Saad Rahman · #987 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
Sunantoro, All this thinking is making my head hurt (figure of speech only). I haven't t&#92; thought this much about 'tonix in ages. I retired last May but it was even before that when I last brain
By Jim Purcell <jpurcell@...> · #986 ·
Re: Capacitor - Charge- Energy
Jim, When we charge a capacitor, we actually pull-out the electrons from one plate and at the same time provide more electrons on the other plate. And then we disconnect the capacitor. The capacitor
By Sunantoro <SUNANTORO@...> · #983 ·
trim your posts
Yo: These messages would be a great deal easier to read if posters would eliminate all but the most pertinent quoted material. It's getting difficult to search through all of the past correspondence
By Mark Kinsler <kinsler@...> · #984 ·
Re: The need to know!
G, As far as I can see, unless there is a space between the plates and the dielectric, the distance between the plates and the dielectric thickness are the same. I don't see how you can relate
By Jim Purcell <jpurcell@...> · #985 ·
Re: vacuum and charge
How about inductors: The engineering equation for inductors is simular th that of capacitors. L = inductance in henri V = voltage in volts I = current in amperes t = time in seconds V = L dI/dt which
By Doug Hale <doughale@...> · #982 ·