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I am using the following diode configuration to dissipate heat from my resistor. The diode I am using is B260-13-F (datasheet). The resistor is a heater that would be powered using any one of the two ...
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I just copied the LaunchPad_F28379d's programming section and was trying to flash the FTDI+EEPROM using FTDI-FT Prog and file F28379D_LAUNCHXL.xml Initially, I was not able to detect the FTDI chip on ...
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I have use debouncing circuits for simple mechanical switches (which are connected to the left side of the schematic) It worked just fine on production and a number of devices are deployed in fields. ...
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I have a potential divider circuit that worked previously on PSOC board, now there is a broken connection somewhere as regardless of what resistors I connect. The measured resistance is same as that ...
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I’m searching for a solution to debug an old project that embed an ADSP-2186. Unfortunately it looks like the ‘only’ compatible debugger is the EZ ICE emulator and it cannot be find anywhere thus far… ...
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I'm new to PCB design and I'm currently trying to debug an issue with a design that uses an STM32U545NEYxQ. The problem is that the board cannot communicate with the STLink/V2. When I try to connect ...
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I made this circuit on the breadboard at the lab and I connected it to a lab psu which is powered off. From my understanding the 100k resistor which has one terminal at the +5V and the other to the ...
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I am an undergraduate researcher trying to connect my PC to a Eurotherm 3508 controller (see Eurotherm 3508 manual here: https://www.eurotherm.com/download/3504-3508-engineering-manual-ha027988-iss-19/...
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I'm trying to connect PSoC-4 cypress cy8c4245lqi to flash it. Connecting directly to chip via SWD line. Pinout here ...
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I'm designing an amplifier circuit with two op-amp stages using the TLV2322 for a microphone preamp, which will feed an ADC. The microphone has a maximum expected amplitude of 20mV, and my goal is to ...
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I am working with Modbus communication using an external device (Aster TDS Meter) connected via an RS485 module. The Modbus settings for the external device are: • Baud rate: 9600 • Data bits: 8 • ...
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I have mostly spent time with Atmega and Atsam boards and would like to test and learn STM microcontrollers. I have never worked with SMT32 boards as such and some of my questions maybe to obvious. I ...
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I have created a power switching module for the purpose of manually swapping power sources to a flight computer FC. NC and NO are both inputs, where any battery connected to NC powers the FC when both ...
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Over the last couple of months I've build a small system based on an Ardino Nano. Because it has a limited number of pins I've used a few 74HC595 Shift Registers chained together to increase the ...
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I recently made some posts on an issue I am having with executing a READ ID operation from an FPGA to a SPI Flash: AT25SF081 SPI Flash FPGA issue narrow AT25SF081 SPI Flash waveform timing ...
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I put together this circuit for driving a laser diode channel with a forward voltage of 16V at 3A. I have made this circuit before, tested and made PCB's that all work perfectly. The ones I made ...
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Maybe a stupid question - but I searched cand couldn't find a good solution... I'm running into an issue with memory on my STM32 project. Is there a way to compile all files in release mode (smaller ...
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How can I debug do hardware debug, I have ST-LINK and FT232H, would it work with Renesas MCU? Also, if anyone has used e2 studio, then please guide me. I have a project for a sensor and in that sensor'...
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A group parterner of mine is calibrating a board, and the ADC output is somewhat confusing A closer-up view at one of the 1.5v platforms looks like this So it seems as if the output has been ...
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Hello I am building a load cycler using an arduino with this code: ...
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I'm in the middle of a board design where the processor uses the segger ten pin pinout. For example this debugger from adafruit. I can't find a good pinout of the connector that shows the orientation ...
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I am using a MOSFET to drive a lamp from an Arduino Uno R4 with 5V level pins with the following configuration: (EDIT: typo in the schematics, R2 is connected after R1, but that gives just a 1% ...
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I have been designing an SMPS where the STM32F334R8t6 microcontroller provides the full bridge control signals. The microcontroller board uses a 5 V and 3 V regulator to supply the MCU and the CAN ...
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I am not a hardware engineer. I studied basic electronics 15 years back in school days, so you can consider me a noob. I have a digital watch in which all the features (time, alarm, chime, etc) work ...
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I am looking at the waveform on my SWDIO pin during programming and most edges look very nice, but some do not. Is this likely to be problematic? What are probable causes?
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