HP 436A Power Meter Teardown
HP 436A is a power meter capable of measuring RF power between -70 dBm and 44 dBm (roughly between 0.1 […]
HP 436A is a power meter capable of measuring RF power between -70 dBm and 44 dBm (roughly between 0.1 […]
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One way to extend the resolution of a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) is by employing a sigma-delta converter in software. The […]
I was doing a project that needed a driver for hard disk spindle motors. While I could use a microcontroller […]
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I bought a couple of Peltier cooler modules on eBay a while ago for some experiments. Of course, as I […]
In part 1 of this series of blog postings, I showed my preliminary design of a dual tracking linear power […]
In my previous post, I showed my design of a dual tracking ±30V linear power supply. My goal was to […]
Power supply is one of those things one can never have too many of. I have quite a few already, […]
A while ago, I built a precision voltage adapter using LMP8358. In this post, I will show you a similar […]
A while back I built a simple constant current electronic load using an aluminum HDD cooler case as the heatsink. […]
Arduino‘s (ATmega328P) PWM outputs via analogWrite can be conveniently turned into analog voltage levels through the use of simple RC […]
One of the things I love to buy from eBay is linear power supply. Labs and industries routinely clear out […]
In my previous post, I showed my design of a semiconductor V/I curve tracer and discussed its theory of operation […]
Semiconductor curve tracers were frequently used in analog circuit designs many decades ago, at a time when discrete semiconductor devices […]