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hi friends. how will I do offset tlc27m7 3pin gnd test point tlc27m7 1-7 pin. continuous voltage is changing. why could it be.
Do you watch the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48_c...ature=youtu.be
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Hello
I am about to make a digital version of SD2000, What i need is a driver which will drive a +-5V from 5V so logic level driver. I am about to use ATMEGA328p or if i run out of pins i will use atmega2560 the reason is because those controllers support arduino ide and it will be easy to do a software. I found a MC14504B chip but now i am not sure how to connect it. Can someone with more experience help me with that ?
I know that chip is used in SD2200 so if someone have SD2200 it will be really good if it can check.
I can use generic transistors to do that but it wont be too good solution.
If someone is willing to help it will be great!
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Replacement for LM394 you can use 2SC1583 it has lower noise and matched with gain of 500, much better than AD787 on +5 -5 as the collector resistors inside the AD797 are 12k ohms, you will never get a real low noise figure.. I know what the book states a low nf but 10 volts and 12K series resistor will not supply enough current to get rid of 1/f noise or reduce popcorn noise. Run 3ma through each transistor to get the lowest low frequency noise figure and a higher F/T as well.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2PCS-Transis...-/331163804720
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