.. into via standard RS-232 output signals (e.g., RTS and TxD) and used to power attached analog and digital circuitry. This design idea (DI) does exactly that by using asynchronous RS-232 to power and count pulses from a simple 10-kHz ...
.. voltage (V OC ), as long as they do not consume an appreciable amount of current relative to the module I SC . In this design, current through R1 and R2 contributes an error of 19 µA, or 0.0038% of I SC . Figure 4. PV capacitive ...
.. parts count) than the King’s? It’s partly the self-compensating TBH diode charge pump described in an earlier Design Idea: “Take-back-half precision diode charge pump” ( Reference 2 ). It also gets help from AC ...
.. ppm, or 23 bits. The precision of the AD586L 5 V reference, which is 500 ppm untrimmed, limits absolute accuracy. If your design requires greater accuracy, then you can use an Analog Devices simple trim circuit to further tweak it. ...
.. rather than a toggle/rocker/slide thingy, which may be cheap and reliable, but would look so last millennium. This design idea (DI) shows how to transform a basic momentary push or tact(ile) switch into a latching bi-stable device. ...
.. for this hysteresis-isolation circuit to work. It would be incompatible with a totem-pole-output IC. Figure 3. The internal design of the LM193 comparator requires that you keep the input pins 2 V below the positive rail. Materials on the ...
.. I published a simple platinum resistance temperature detector (PRTD) design idea ( Reference 1 ) that was largely inspired by a deviously clever earlier DI by Nick Cornford ( Reference ...
.. contributor Nick Cornford recently published a delightfully clever design idea ( Reference 1 ) using a platinum RTD calibrated to output a 1 mV/ C signal that’s perfect for ...
.. (without K. Kong’s complexity) is (mainly) the self-compensating TBH diode charge pump described in an earlier design idea: “Take-back-half precision diode charge pump” ( Reference 2 ). We’ll get to that ...