soild state landing gear

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pstine69

New Member

• Nov 15, 2007

• #1

Hi everybody, i have to design a soild state landing gear schematic and am having trouble getting started. I can do the normal electromechanic diagrams but the solid state transistors ate throwing me for a loop. If anyone out there has knowledge on this stuff and how it all connects together I would love the help. Thanks.

 

johankj

New Member

• Nov 15, 2007

• #2

I don't understand your question, for one? Do you mean a circuit diagram, or the actual schematics of solid state masks for IC production?

 

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pstine69

New Member

• Nov 15, 2007

• #3

Yes, a circuit diagram. I have no clue how to make it work as far as using them as relays and switchs. I hope thats clearer.

 

blueroomelectronics

Well-Known Member

• Nov 15, 2007

• #4

Nope, still to vague.

 

audioguru

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Most Helpful Member

• Nov 15, 2007

• #5

Landing gear? For a model airplane or a real airplane? Helicopter? Space ship?

It is mechanical/hydraulic. What do transistors have to do with it?
Maybe you could use an electric motor to wind up a string to retract the gear. Or use a solenoid?

My RC electric powered model airplane has a skid for a landing gear. Its prop folds so it doesn't hit the ground. I must launch it from my hand. Wheels would just tangle in the weeds anyway. I get tangled in the weeds.

 

Sceadwian

Banned

• Nov 15, 2007

• #6

How about asking your teacher? This stuff should be covered in your text books.

 

audioguru

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Most Helpful Member

• Nov 15, 2007

• #7

Teachers today don't know anything and don't do anything.
They are just baby sitters.

 

Sceadwian

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• Nov 15, 2007

• #8

It really scares me... I never went to college, hell I didn't even graduate high school (High School Equivilancy a handful of years ago) and I know more than the typical school poster here does and everything I've learned is in the few hours of browsing time I have after work or on the weekends.