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A chip or a circuit that sends a signal with more current or voltage, or over longer distances.

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Short question: How to drive a relay when using diode + zener across the coil (for fast demagnetization) but the zener voltage is greater than the drive voltage? Long question: When driving a relay (...
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Can I still use this? This is an LED driver I accidentally burned during soldering.
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Can anyone identify this IC? I was trying to repair a high power 30 watt LED bulb. I encountered this mystery 6-pin IC which I tried very hard to identify. Just has 'G31H' in the first line and '9L30' ...
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I’m working on a circuit board for an amber strobe unit. It will feature eight individually addressable LEDs controlled by an ATtiny microcontroller. Each 700 mA LED will be driven by an A6217 driver ...
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A real working driver is require to drive a capacitor voltage multiplier, using 5 x 74AC14 as gate rivers, 5V in, 12V out. Supply 5 Volts from 278R05. One section of the74AC14 is used as an ...
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I want to get Ethernet driver pin names, but in datasheet was missed some pins. Certainly, was missed pins under numbers 4, 5, 12, 13. Ethernet driver schematic picture: Datasheet
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I initially used a 74HC04 to drive the MOSFET gates. This was initially because I wanted 5V on the gate: by putting the pwm 3v3 through the 74HC04 and then re-inverting the pwm came out st 5V. I chose ...
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Let's say I have 15 m of LED strip at 4.8 W/m, that makes 72 W of load. I already know that in practice I will always have these LEDs dimmed at below 30%, and there is no way I will ever want to use ...
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I'm trying to drive this 24v motor with a BTS7960,and two pedals for acceleration and braking The code works fine and I tested the output from the driver, gave a full output of 26.4v on acceleration ...
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H-Gate Driver in use: [https://lcsc.com/product-detail/Gate-Drivers_Infineon-IR2101STRPBF_C2956.html] The general issue is connecting components in general on a PCB and if specific tracing is needed ...
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I am new to designing a gate driver for WBG devices. I want to seek your opinion as to why there is a overshoot in my gate voltage of my high-side GaN HEMT from second switching cycle onwards. ...
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It appears that line drivers generally do not exceed 32mA of drive ability, at least not in the "recommended operating conditions" section. At 3.3V VCC [to the driver chip, and hence signal ...
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I am looking for a way to control Peltier elements, both for heating and cooling. The technical requirements are. Control via Raspberry Pi Pico (3.3V) can PWM 7 Hz to 125 MHz. 4X Peltier element TEC1-...
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I want to use a MDDRC10 motor driver with a Raspberry Pi Pico. But I can't get it to work from the manual. As I understand it from page 3, anything over 1.5 V will activate the channel and then I can ...
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I usually drive a piezo buzzer with the common driving circuit: a MOS (or NPN) and a resistor across the buzzer (between VCC and drain). The gate is driven by a MCU with a square wave. The pressure ...
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