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Originally posted by jeep6789 View PostHello! I want to make a wireless detector with Bluetooth and single-chip mechanism, because the op amp is required to ? 5V level, single-chip microcomputer and Bluetooth 3.3V, then in this circuit, how should I generate ? 5V and 3.3V?[ATTACH]57089[/ATTACH]
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Originally posted by jeep6789 View PostHello! I want to make a wireless detector with Bluetooth and single-chip mechanism, because the op amp is required to ? 5V level, single-chip microcomputer and Bluetooth 3.3V, then in this circuit, how should I generate ? 5V and 3.3V?[ATTACH]57089[/ATTACH]
You just need to extend your main board or build a small board with regulators that will give you power in; +12v, -12v, 5v and 3.3v out.
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Beachmaster (and any mono-polar PI design) has single-ended sensor so a differential amp won't help. However, we can take a late sample and subtract it to suppress interference. This is another form of differential amplification.
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Originally posted by jeep6789 View PostIs Mur860 to reverse, should it be placed between the S pole and -12?
The MUR460S would probably be a slightly better choice as it's max reverse recovery time is a bit quicker but the 860J seems easier to find in SMD.
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