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Analog Interface for PC Ports




USB and wireless interface to PC may be more in vogue, but a higher speed is possible in printer-port. For analog and...&lt;br/&gt;
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Sometimes uC based instruments just forget and that can be costly, the watchdog timer has solved this problem. In...&lt;br/&gt;
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Temperature Measurement and Control



This is a 48-96 DIN Temperature Controller, it is mains operated, it is in a Industrial Plastic Housing. It is not meant for very...&lt;br/&gt;
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Product Design Optimization

Make Practical (it works), Affordable, Usable (ergonomics), Safe, Reliable (robust), Durable/Consistent &amp;amp; Maintainable (Servicing) Products.

Dust and Contamination in...&lt;br/&gt;
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It might have been for a rotary kiln of a large size. Four temperature sensors were connected to the system with brushes just like in a motor. Even the supply to the...&lt;br/&gt;
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This is a original design of mine, obsolete now due to size and technology. The inspiration of the product concept was from a...&lt;br/&gt;
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The Search must be based on Multiple Keywords, Filters or Tags. Dormant Inventory and...&lt;br/&gt;
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Its Historical if you see it through my eyes. At least i am dreaming Seriously. Things may not be the same anymore, things never are. I have to get back to my Arduino Practice....&lt;br/&gt;
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Anwheel Methods - Mechanical and Mechatronics

At last a found the right way to use my Anwheel.com domain. It started as a home for tuned search, then news. Now it comes into the Engineering...&lt;br/&gt;
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Test and Measurement » Map for T&amp;amp;M Instrumentation and Technologies. Instrumentation.
Labratory and Analytical » Laboratory Test and Measurement, Research and Development Equipment.
Industrial Process Control »Map listing Process Control and Industrial Automation.
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All Real Life Physical Phenomena are reduced to Analog Numbers by Sensors and Transducers. This analog value is amplified and linearized and...&lt;br/&gt;
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Astable 555 Timer Flasher - 555 Blinks Two LED Lamps, Vary Part Values.
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Op-Amp Simulation using Javascript

Inverting Amplifier Gadget - Get...&lt;br/&gt;
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What are the EE Metrics - Volts, Amps, Ohms, Henry, Farad, Watts and many more.




"EE" is Electrical Engineering. "Metric" from Latin metricus is "relating to measurement". Combining them is a Acro-Portmanteau. (Acronym)
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Here are some circuits that have both Analog and Digital Signals in them. At one time i wanted to make reed relays, it was a good spot to be in, as it was used in Telecommunications. Even Small Office EPABX systems would have quite a Few of them. It was Simple,...&lt;br/&gt;
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T&amp;amp;M and Process Control Instrumentation have many things in common; but the conditions in which a Industrial Instrument works, may be very unfriendly.




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Digital Designs manage Digital Signals, Like 0 and 5V Logic levels. All families of digital Logic, have some...&lt;br/&gt;
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 Most of the sensor interface and instrument inputs are analog; even if it event based like a limit switch, analog circuit protection and signal conditioning is required before it reaches the level sensitive digital circuit blocks.




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