Year: 2016
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ACS730 – Hall-effect current sensor with 1MHz bandwidth
Allegro MicroSystems has released its first ever 1MHz bandwidth Hall-effect current sensor IC, boasting a 210ns response time. The ACS730 provides an economical and precise solution for AC or DC current sensing and is aimed at industrial, commercial, and communications systems for...
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Fluke/Philips PM66xx Frequency Counter OCXO Upgrade
In this post Dan Watson documents an OCXO upgrade board he designed for the Fluke/Philips PM66xx line of frequency counters. A few months ago I purchased a Philips PM6674 frequency counter on eBay. It's an older 9 digit counter with two channels that has a maximum input frequency of...
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Arduino IR remote and Software controller
This is a DIY Infrared remote for speakers, replacing the original. Arduino Nano and controlled via a custom .NET application and placed in a laser cut enclosure. This one is an interesting one, it’s something we’ve been looking at for a while and figuring out how to solve it. We...
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ESP8266 Wifi controlled Home Automation
geekrex @ instructables.com shows us how to use ESP8266 Wifi module for home automation. He writes: ESP8266 is a great thing for starting to Wifi And IOT. It is also cheap and be used for making cool projects connected to the Internet .Learn how to make a simple IOT Project with it...
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Rechargeable batteries with nanowires last forever
by Harry Baggen @ elektormagazine.com: Researchers at the University of California (USA) have developed a nanowire-based material that allow a rechargeable battery to be charged and discharged hundreds of thousands of times without any loss of capacity. This would virtually...
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LTC4380 – Low Quiescent Current Surge Stopper
The LTC4380 is an ultralow quiescent current (IQ) surge stopper, providing compact overvoltage and overcurrent protection for always-on 4V to 72V electronics in automotive, industrial and avionic systems. The LTC4380 replaces traditional shunt circuits composed of bulky inductors,...
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USB to UART Converter with GPIO – MCP220
The Module is based on The MCP2200, which is a USB-to-UART serial converter which enables USB connectivity in application that have a UART interface. The device reduces external components by integrating the USB termination resistors. The MCP2200 also has 256-bytes of integrated user...
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3.3V to 30V DC/DC converter using SN6505A
Bob tipped us with his latest project. It's a 3V3/30V DC/DC converter using SN6505A from TI. Recently I'v got my samples of SN6505A, it's a really nice IC, so I decided to make a simple DC/DC converter to get familiar with it. What I like in this chip is that it can operate on input...
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