I'm no Electrical Engineer. But I do have a lot of questions pertaining to Electrical theory. One topic as of late that has the cogs in my brain turning, are Converters.
For instance, I work on Comfort Cooling and Heating Systems for a living, as of the last 3-4 years DC Inverter Heat Pumps...
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I love physics since school, but after years I forgot a lot of what I studied. I hope this forum will help refresh my memory.
Also I built a web converter application to convert different measurement units and this forum can be really helpful for me to promote it and keep improving it.
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I have two capacitors in series across my bus. I have a some series resistors across the capacitors for voltage balancing. I would like to power some low voltage low voltage components tapping off of the voltage divider using that as the voltage supply.
The bus voltage will be approximately 2...
Hello, I am looking for some softwares that can convert htlm files into pdf and join them. I know Adobe Reader can do this and there are online converters but I am looking for alternatives of Adobe and offline options. Can you please recommend one if you know any?
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Hi. This is my first post. Thanks to all who give it a look.
I am working on an application that has very stringent power output requirements. There is a rechargeable battery that I am trying to manage through a bi-directional boost/buck converter as is typical of many modern-day electric...
Let K=2Lfs and Pin=Pout,
Have,
(Vin-Vo)/k D^2 Vin =Vo ^2/R
(I am fine up to this part. I am equating input power to output power)
V^2=D^2 + D^2 R/2 Vo Vin - R/k D ^2 Vin =0
(This is where the instructor takes over. Can’t figure out how he got to V^2. Where did that come from? Thought I was...
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I was wondering if you can suggest any decent DC-DC step-up converter that would actually withstand 100W output? My intention is to convert 12V to 23-24V and feed it to 100W consumer. I got myself 150W step-up module that according to specs should withstand 150W or 6 Amp at output (when you...
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I have a graduate level understanding of power electronics. The other day I decided I wanted to series the output of two DC Boost converters. I remembered the simple conceptual circuit of how they worked, and I jumped onto google to see if this could be done safely.
What I read was that it...
In a circuit that I am building, I have a rectified DC of about 22V, and I want to regulate this down to say, around 8V to 10V.
Previously, I thought of using a voltage regulator, LM7808, as discussed here, but I strongly believe that a potential drop of 22V - 10V = 12V would produce a lot of...
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I am still trying to get my head around what a current to voltage converter (and vice versa) is. There is a section on my book, in the chapter about op amps, that discusses this topic.
Apparently, a current signal is less susceptible to noise than a voltage signal... But what...
Say I have a disk spinning in a buoy. Let me say the spin axis is vertical to the flat surface of the buoy (or sea if there were no waves).
Now along comes a wave (that will induce a "precession" of the disk/buoy. The axis of this precession is from "starboard to port."
This would induce...
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I have a question on the need for Digital to analog converters in Transmitters. To elaborate bit further:
1) Because of the advantages of the Digital signals, most go the signal processing in wireless communications is performed in baseband. But my question is: Since digital...
Homework Statement
Find expressions for VL1, VL2, IC1, IC2 for each of the two intervals of a SEPIC converter under CCM operation.
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Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
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Homework Statement
Consider a Buck-Boost converter. If in addition to the transistor on resistance (R_{ON}), the converter diode has a voltage drop (V_{D_0}), symbolically derive an expression for the efficiency, η of the converter, where η = 100* PO/PIN. Verify that that when R_{ON} and...
In a circuit that I'm building, I have a power source of 5 volts DC that powers various components. A few of them are LED lights and light bulbs. -Background Info-
In circuit 1, I have a step up buck
"2A DC-DC boost step-up Conversion module MicroUSB 2-24V 3V to 5v-28V 12v 9v 24v"...
I have a ton of 1A buck converters, and have a 5A application in which i need to run. I do not want to order any new buck converters, because I already have so many 1A ones, and do not have money for any new ones. Each one can only handle 1A before it over heats.
I was wondering if I could use...
I'm confused, how is it that DC-converters work with respect to KCL in terms of conservation of charge?
When a boost/buck converter would output low/high current output than input?
I_in =/ I_out
I'm teaching myself the basics of circuits, understood KCL and KVL, but this point is confusing...
I'm upgrading a non-PFC (power factor corrected) offline power supply design to include PFC for European deployment. The total output power is less than 25W, and the two output windings are around 20V.
I'm familiar with boost-flyback topologies for isolated PFC supplies, but that seems to...
Homework Statement
The input bits 0 and 1 are represented by 0 volts and 5 volts respectively. The OP-AMP is ideal, but all the resistances and the 5 volts inputs have a tolerance o f ± 10%. The specification (rounded to the nearest multiple of 5%) for the tolerance of the DAC is??
In this...
(I am a big newbie when it comes to electrical circuits)
So I am searching the Internet for how the Solar inverters work. Most schemes that I come across have an H-bridge with some sort of transistors. Now how I understand the transistors are controlled by an oscillator and bridge itself then...
Hello everyone, i am a beginner in electrical engineering , and i am studying introduction to logic circuits.And I'd like you talk to me applications of parallel-to-serial converters especially the Parallel-to-serial converters of 4 bits.
Since now,thank you.
Hello there people.
Hopefully someone will have a bit of insight into how a possible solution to my problem could look.
Im designing a power distribution unit for a piece of equipment, and there has to be galvanic isolation between the primary power input and the loads.
I have a DC/DC...
Let’s assume I use an ideal rotary phase converter to power a three-phase 10HP motor (100% efficient, PF = 1). Thus, I need S = 10 VA.
On a 120V single-phase line, I would get three-phase line-line voltages of 240V. Here’s my question. I was under the assumption that when you analyze motors...
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First post on this forum (!)
I am simulating a distributed power generation system for which I need a current regulation on a buck converter (for load sharing between sources)...The model will be turned into a hardware solution so I need a practical solution, preferably...
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Maybe someone here can give me suggestion of ICs and make considerations about this design.
The attached picture states how this power supply should work.
Details:
1) IC 1 probably will be a LT3650-8.4 from Linear Technology. It supports up to 32V of input voltage (40V peak)...
Is there a coaxial digital to analog converter that only decodes the digital signal into multiple signals for the channels and then converts the digital signals into analog signals but does not serve as a digital tuner?
Because most coaxial digital to analog converters do not decode the...
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I'm trying to calculate VDS(off) for the buck, boost and inverting converter.
All I have is Vin, Vout and duty cycle.
Am I correct in thinking VDS(off) is the voltage across the FET?
I have no idea how to calculate this.
Thanks in advance.
I have three questions I can't find an answer for online about catalytic converters:
1. How does rhodium remove nitrogen from nitrogen oxides?
2. Why do catalytic converters need to be hot to operate at full efficiency?
3. Why are platinum and rhodium used? What properties do catalytic...
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I understand the basic thing about DC-DC to converter but doubtful on POL converter. What exactly mean by point of load converter. Can anyone explain me clear and short in good way.
I am a 4th year Phy UG on a 5 yr plan and need some advice, these two courses overlap so I can't take both. I am interested in both topics but have more background in astrophysics, not much in the engineering area. I guess my indecision stems from a larger crisis I am having in trying to...
I am designing a small satellite which uses a magnetometer and some coils (which interact with Earth's magnetic field) to provide attitude control.
The strength of the geomagnetic field is 30 uT to 60 uT (according to Wolfram Alpha), and the magnetometer has a resolution of 0.015 uT.
The...
Urgent! HELPP! A/D converters - succesive approx.
An input analog signal has a 4.78 V instantaneous magnitude, held by an S/H circuit, which is applied to a 6 bit succesive approximation ADC with range :
000000 output for 0 V input
111111 output for 12 V input
Follow the succesive...
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I am going through Franco's "Design with Operation Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits" (an undergraduate textbook) and I am on the chapter about regulators and my question is specifically about the buck kind of switching regualtors.
As I understand the basic operation of a...
We have a residential client who is building a 7,000 sq ft vacation home in Cape May, NJ (right across the street from mine :cool: ) that we are going to air condition with fan coil units. That means an 18 ton chiller, and 18 ton chillers don't come in single phase. There are smaller chillers...
What is a good, free of course, program that will convert music. I want one that will convert into mp3 format, or any format that has good quality and is small in size, and will play in xmms. (xmms has been down all day so I have no clue what formats are supported). I use linux btw. Thanks.
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I checked so many online converters but could not find out how much m3 1 liter is. And also how large an area in m2 is when 1liter of water rains down and leaves a puddle 1mm high.
yes, i know it's basic stuff, but it's unfortunately so basic that my formula book doesn't mention...