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One of the transients I need to withstand takes the shape of an ~200 us spike every 0.5 s. How should I treat this ripple equivalent in my caps ?
1. Treat it like some sort of 5 kHz ripple and somehow account for the rest of these 0.5 s being devoid of any current
2. Calculate an RMS value the...
Nowadays home automation is a trending topic among electronic enthusiasts and even the mass population. People are busy with their life challenges, so an electronic device should take care of the home instead! The majority of such devices need internet or Wi-Fi for connectivity or they don’t...
The high temperature of the power components is a known phenomenon in electronics. To overcome this challenge, the designers mount heatsinks on the components to dissipate the heat, however, in many commercial and home appliance devices, the embedded heatsink is not adequate and the air must be...
Hello,
My name is Daniela, I'm student and I need help to anyone who can help me :D
Project goal: Control the temperature inside a closed chamber
I need help to connect the all components and I don't know how because I'm new in this .
I don't know how to amplify and to maintain the current...
I know that it is possible to measure the power dissipation in LTspice according to this source:
"To measure the wattage dissipation of a component , place the cursor on the components and press and hold down the ALT key, a thermometer cursor should appear. Read the Watts on the bottom screen...
I'm working on a project involving the simulation of NTC thermistors both in LTSpice and my own optimization scripts in Matlab. In the process of debugging, I noticed that LTSpice was producing unexpected behavior for a circuit I'd put together. The circuit in question is a thermal anemometer...
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I have an DC to AC inverter, which is capable of outputting 600 Watts at margin. I have a few inductive loads that causes the inverter to overload and restart (after restart the load works fine). Although it only takes 1 second approx but still it's annoying...
My inverter can run all...
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