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Perhaps this should be on the Mad Scientist list. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mad_scientist I think it was the quantum state of a photon, not the actual photon that was "teleported". Although for

hi all wanna discuss something very Seriously Teleportation.... yah..... it is the king of technology in the nearby future where people will be transmitted from one place to another within a fraction

You can download free software for using your sound card as an oscilloscope through my web page. The link for the electrical engineering files is:

I am trying to desing a power supply, including a 12v flyback regulator (it's for my incar mp3 player). The regulator I have is a national LM2587, there are designs in the app notes but all include a

In a message dated 4/22/2004 11:02:17 PM Central Standard Time, ksrao_iete@... writes: wanna discuss something very Seriously Teleportation.... yah..... Did someone say "substance-abuse"???

with out any details its very hard to say but why dont you just try it with the longer cable. 8 extra inches isn't going to make much of a difference unless its a really tiny gauge wire and even then

More details! ST p.s. WAY more details

Hi all, I have an application where I need to have longer cable, but the chip that we are using only can drive 10cm cable length and I need about 12 inches cable. Any idea what kind of buffers I need

Doesn't matter, I read 'em all anyway! If it gets to the point where there are more that aren't of interest than are, I unsubscribe...

This sounds like it's getting into RF, that "voodoo" area of electronics that I tend, for the most part, to stay away from... :-)

See Appcad in the links section. Keith.

Doh! forgot to change the subject line the first time...

--- In Electronics_101@..., "Roy J. Tellason" <rtellason@b...> wrote: Alien Steve said: > > Microstripline so impedances match in circuit. > > Heard of that stuff, never saw any (that I

wrote: but good square you happen Neatest way is to use a software DDS: http://www.geocities.com/leon_heller/minidds.html Leon

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wrote: Is the current source a photodiode? If so, that is probably the cause of the oscillations. If you have access to a Spice simulator you could quickly check it. What opamp are you using? 2M ohms

Here are the answers to the quiz that I posted yesterday. 1) b 2) c 3) a 4) d 5) e 6) b 7) b 8) b 9) a 10) c 11) a 12) c 13) c 14) b 15) b 16) a 17) a 18) b 19) c 20) a 21) a 22) 4 23) c 24) a 25) c

same here, the new generation is digital with a lcd display. They say the advantage is that they can do a remote readout if they want so they no longer have to send one to read it. In reality most

I read that 100 microseconds was the update time and that it was a current-to-voltage converter where 1 microamp converted to 2 volts. Using a typical op-amp setup, this would require a 2M ohm