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Hi,
Some tools I know about, are:
1) Power Integrity from Cadence. It is actualy a part of SpecctraQuest product. The abilities are plane's resonanses investigation, impedance graphs considering capacitors placement, noise (SSN) influence and much more. The tool works in "frequency domain"...
I dont know about prices, but check:
1) FLOPCB (Flometrics)
2) Betasoft (Dynamic Soft Analisys)
3) TASPCB (Harvard Thermal)
I guess you mean PCB design.
Please post your mind when you check the soft.
Re: Voltage reduction
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It depends. If you do not have any requirements for precision, and if your load is nearly constant - you can use resistor divider.
If your load is worling in broad range of supply current - use LDO - Low Dropout Voltage Regulator
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I assume that you need high resolution/precision, if you point to electronical way of time measuring - opposite you can use mechanical / electromechanical / chemistry ways, not speakins about old good sand clock :)). Thus, you obviously have to use the oscillator - counter - display system...
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You may consider to use the stereo unit with difital "Up/Down" vulume control buttons, and extend the additional wiring to remote buttons, placed on steering weel?
Regards
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Most digital cameras have "webcam" mode, which provide real-time USB transfer. I suppose there are some tools from grabbing the USB-transferred image
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It mostly deends on many enviromental factors - how noisy your enviroment is, driver rise/fall time causing reflections on unterminated (if) lines, the data transfer speed etc. The differential protocols (RS422/485) are intended to eliminate common-mode noise from enarby sources.
Thus, if...
Re: Zero Crossing Detector
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If you want to know how the Zero Cross Detector work ( as I understand from your question ) - it usually is a type of voltage comparator with predefined threshold ( near zero ) and slight positive feedback forming hysteresys ( Shmidt trigger )
laser detector circuit
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Sorry - I meant "omnidirectional" light source, thus the detector onboard robot is always capable to detect it. The angle value you can get from detector's rotation encoder. Thus, three angle values of maximum dtetcted light give you the position. By modulating the...
Re: Circuit Needed
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It is impossible to detect contact shorting, with no voltage applied to contacts,
It may not necessary e 12V, but you SHOULD apply some voltage to contacts! From another point of view, the contacts NEED some current to flow in order to avoid oxiding, also.
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