dynamic light bulb resistance test ::
fuschia . . .
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Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
about 6F22
i was wasting some half a day to find out the max. safe discharge current rate for carbon zinc type
there was no such data avail.
-- so i had to make a best guess about
a fuzzy logic follows ::
it is statistical nonsense but since i had no other data avail than GP-s datasheet then what it seems / was assumed is that the average drain over longer time is somewhat constant . . .
. . . so if you want to design an application that uses 9V C-Zn battery then something optimal value is 12mA or below -- that is -- if it is to work 24/7
( it is amazing that we don't have that value available -- if you overload the battery it gonna heat up that first boosts the chemical reaction but likely roughly over 40°C (104°F) it starts to damage internal chemistry further on there might be acid or alkaline leak or explosion or even fire when Li-ion gets in contact with oxygen -- so all such totally insignificant stuff no one needs to know exactly -- especially the EE app. designers )
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there was no such data avail.
-- so i had to make a best guess about
a fuzzy logic follows ::
it is statistical nonsense but since i had no other data avail than GP-s datasheet then what it seems / was assumed is that the average drain over longer time is somewhat constant . . .
. . . so if you want to design an application that uses 9V C-Zn battery then something optimal value is 12mA or below -- that is -- if it is to work 24/7
( it is amazing that we don't have that value available -- if you overload the battery it gonna heat up that first boosts the chemical reaction but likely roughly over 40°C (104°F) it starts to damage internal chemistry further on there might be acid or alkaline leak or explosion or even fire when Li-ion gets in contact with oxygen -- so all such totally insignificant stuff no one needs to know exactly -- especially the EE app. designers )
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Monday, April 24, 2017
testing the Cool Bit OSC-s for seeming L.e.d.spk. measurement
actually for OSC frequency measurement ... anyway
made a real test with hybrid vid.amp ~ dif.amp circuit but it didn't work reliably enough to be sure of the frequency (so i hope one of the next actually'll 2 the 3-ck before i need to set up some opampsh¡t)
1-st Std. (modified)
2-nd -- an emulated tunnel diode (modified)
update 2017.04.25 :: some opampsh¡t
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made a real test with hybrid vid.amp ~ dif.amp circuit but it didn't work reliably enough to be sure of the frequency (so i hope one of the next actually'll 2 the 3-ck before i need to set up some opampsh¡t)
1-st Std. (modified)
2-nd -- an emulated tunnel diode (modified)
update 2017.04.25 :: some opampsh¡t
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Labels:
5V,
audio,
Colpitt,
electrodynamic,
emulation,
L-C,
oscillator,
SCR,
SCS,
speaker,
tunnel diode
Friday, April 14, 2017
about google found VCO-s
Last to First ...
. . . the response speed and frequency range define the possible target app.-s . . . as in fact what i did here was the opposing -- an attempt to find out best range for operation by VCO type (for the ones that didn't work from scratch . . .)
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. . . the response speed and frequency range define the possible target app.-s . . . as in fact what i did here was the opposing -- an attempt to find out best range for operation by VCO type (for the ones that didn't work from scratch . . .)
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Labels:
schmitt trigger,
TL431,
VCO,
voltage controlled oscillator
Thursday, April 6, 2017
Random CMOS oscillators
a phenomenal TTL osc. at fig.3 in the previous post caused me to check if it's a specific or general situation . . . as expected it was a specific occurrence - - which left me time to play around with some new cmos RC osc. setups
what follows is a quick tune of such into operation to find out some of their speciffics . . .
it didn't get closer than that
random trivia ... this starts up pulsating - no data if that fades or not
capacitor only ver.
random reasoning - - min. "offsets" for R or C alone merged ???
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what follows is a quick tune of such into operation to find out some of their speciffics . . .
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Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Yet again another 1.2V logic variant
. . . in simulation - capabilities . . .
. . . i have a bad feeling that the CMOS substitute at the same speed would use multiples of more power . . .
speed test
counter -s test (ver.3)
CLK and internals
counter variants
(they all suppose to function the same . . . but it's !NOT verified!)
note: it's an inline image -- (R)click+(L)click [View Image] for full size
by: /image-to-data-uri-converter
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(they all suppose to function the same . . . but it's !NOT verified!)
note: it's an inline image -- (R)click+(L)click [View Image] for full size
by: /image-to-data-uri-converter
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