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Hello All. I'm trying to make a custom wireless interface for a video game I'm making. I'm familiar with using a keyboard encoder, but I wouldn't know how to make one wireless. Does anyone know of a

I get all sorts of noises in my radio... and some radio stations that I used to listen to won't work any more... Can you give me some help to make my radio better... I'm only in the seond year of

I got myself a 555 timer but im not shure how to get it down to 1hz or 60hz to base the clock if somone could help me with finding the values for the 2 resistros and the capacitor the ic I am using

Has anyone used one of these? I am using it as a tachometer and using an induction coil for my sensor. My question is the on the 8 pin version of this IC the pins are tied to ground through a resistor

Hi, I'm looking for an electric solenoid (I think that what they're called: a cylindrical device that has a piston which pushes when actuated) that is no bigger than 2" in diameter and about 6" height

But can you please elaborate more? You see I am new in this world of electronics and unfortunately I have to ask people like yourself to get all the answers. Another question: How can a ring counter

Electronics_101@... writes: 11 flip-flops, I believe..2^11 is the first power of two greater than 1500. -Chris

the answer is 11 because 2 raise to 11 =2048 but 2 raised to 10=1024 which is less than 1500 aditya n conveyor in as

Thanks for the support: Here is the question: A counter is neede to count the number of cans passing on a conveyor belt. A pulse is generated each time a can passes a sensor, which in turn triggers

with the compressor and then stay on for 30-60 seconds (doesn't have to be accurate) after the compressor shuts off. The fan is 120vac and draws 1.2 amps. moisture. I would like to make something that

I'm beyond beginner level, but not too much, so there is where I am at. I am trying to come up with two things. 1. My air compressor sits in a sound insulated box in my garage. The box has vents and I

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Hi JOn, I have a LM317 in TO220 package that I intend to build a 1.5 - 35v / 1.5amps variable regulated power supply for testing my hobby electronic circuits. The transformer is 230AC50~/32-0-32v

Hi, First - a little more information - at what amperage (current) do you need this voltage? It's reasonably important. There are a couple of ways you can do it, either with a LM317 positive voltage

I need to slow down 12VDC to 4.5VDC, what do I need to accomplish this?

ya that does so I do that for 10 and I do that for 6 and do that 3 times and I have a clock but first I am trying to hook a 7seg led to a bcd to 7seg and cant find out how to do 1 2 3 ~ 10 11 12 and

OOPS...... I just looked back at the chip you're using, and see it's output table is drawn with the least significant bit on the left,so 0101 or LHLH would be right for 10(base10). Though that's a bit

Hi Nick (and friends) Following the thread, I see several different parts of the circuit being described, but all on the right track. First, to correct a typo in one of the other replies, 10(base10)

That's the easy bit - just feed the 60Hz into the clock, then count up to binary 10 (divide by 10), and feed binary bits used to make 10 (0101), into the inputs of a dual-input AND gate IC, and feed

my only problem is I dont get how to get the chips to divide by 10 then by 6 to get the 1hz