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Voltage for small power supply
Hello, What kind of PC do you want to power? A laptop uses a "brick" power supply. A PC uses an ATX power supply. Bertus
bertus
Post #4
Mar 22, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
Amps of a car battery
Hello, Read the PDF in the link , it states this: A “shorted” lead acid battery has the capability of delivering an extremely high current, 100 to 1000 times the typical discharge current used in most applications. Electrical systems using batteries must be properly protected to avoid...
bertus
Post #2
Mar 21, 2021
Forum:
Batteries & Power Supply Design
Thermal resistance
Hello, Here is an article on heasinks, that will also explain thermal resistance: https://sound-au.com/heatsinks.htm Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Mar 18, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
datasheet and information about 6c17504 and 1d17409 8pin ic
Hello, I found this : PWM Power: FA8A01 https://masterelectronicsrepair.blogspot.com/2020/04/repair-servicing-tv-aiwa-40le7120s.html And this: https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/422941/FUJI/FA5612.html Bertus
bertus
Post #6
Mar 13, 2021
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datasheet and information about 6c17504 and 1d17409 8pin ic
Hello, Perhaps they know more at the badcaps forum: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/index.php? They have a special section for video sources: Troubleshooting TVs and Video Sources Technical questions about your defective television, projection screen, LCD/plasma...
bertus
Post #4
Mar 12, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
NiMH Battery, NiCad Charger
Hello, No, you can not use a NiCad charger for NiMH. Have a look at the following pages for the differences: https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/nickel_based_batteries https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_nickel_based_batteries...
bertus
Post #2
Mar 11, 2021
Forum:
Batteries & Power Supply Design
Battery usage time calculation.
Hello, A lot more info can be found here: https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/discharge_methods https://batteryuniversity.com/index.php/learn/article/what_is_the_c_rate https://batteryuniversity.com/index.php/learn/article/bu_503_how_to_calculate_battery_runtime Bertus
bertus
Post #4
Mar 11, 2021
Forum:
Batteries & Power Supply Design
Battery usage time calculation.
Hello, The calculated 0.94 hours is theoretical. It would be closer to 0.47 hours in practice. Have a look at this page: https://www.powerstream.com/battery-run-time-calculator.htm Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Mar 10, 2021
Forum:
Batteries & Power Supply Design
Connecting transistor to battery terminal
Hello, You are not completely correct about the capacitor. Electrolitic and tantalium capacitors do have a polarity. When mounted in reverse, they can blow up. As for transistors, it depends on wich you are using. In NPN transistors, the collector should have a higher potential as the emittor...
bertus
Post #2
Mar 10, 2021
Forum:
Power Conversion
Right Half Plane Zero ... SMPS
Hello, Read this: https://www.ti.com/seclit/ml/slup084/slup084.pdf Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Mar 9, 2021
Forum:
Batteries & Power Supply Design
Thoughts on this transistor?
Hello, Just compare the datasheets. Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Mar 5, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
Looking for STM32F103C8T6 guidance
Hello, Are you related to Ed Shuffle ? You have the same IP as Ed. He posted also a post : STM32F Question Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Mar 3, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
STM32F Question
Hello, That question would be more suitable for the AAC forum. It has a special section for microcontrollers: https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/forums/microcontrollers.17/ Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Mar 2, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
Best Place to Purchase.
Hello, Also farnell (eu) or newark (us) are good sources for parts. Bertus
bertus
Post #3
Mar 1, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
Question: 1n5408 or 1N4007?
Hello, Depends on the current needed. The 1N4007 is good for 1 Amp. The 1N5408 is good for 3 Amp. Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Mar 1, 2021
Forum:
General Power Chat
datasheet and information about 6c17504 and 1d17409 8pin ic
Hello, This is the third forum you are asking. It can well be that the chips are OEM products. The numbers will be inhouse coded and can not be found on the internet. Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Feb 25, 2021
Forum:
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Resistor Heating too Fast
Hello, What is the circuit where this resistor is used? When it heats up very quickly, the power is way to much for the resistor. Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Feb 2, 2021
Forum:
Power Management
Power Supply for LEDs
Hello, Can you post some pictures of the front and back of the PCB? That way we can see how the led are arranged. Bertus
bertus
Post #9
Dec 29, 2020
Forum:
Batteries & Power Supply Design
Switching Higher Current -- MOSFET
Hello, Protect the Vgs with a zener. Why do you want to have a high Vgs? Bertus
bertus
Post #2
Dec 18, 2020
Forum:
General Power Chat
Redesigning My Broken PSU
Hello, An other way of getting more current is the use of a pass transistor. The following pictures shows the use on the 78XX and LM317: Bertus
bertus
Post #14
Dec 8, 2020
Forum:
Batteries & Power Supply Design
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