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Bridged resistive sensing elements is common in resistive type sensors/transducers. This sensor type need a biasing voltage to operate. LM10 provide low reference voltage, which is suitable for powering usually low resistance bridge type sensors such as strain gauges. The reference voltage is not only supply the power to the bridge but also provide offset to set the output at […]
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If you need to hold an analog signal for infinite period then this digital sample and hold circuit is the solution. This circuit uses a Exar XR-2240 programmable timer/counter as main component. The Exar XR-2240 is triggered when strobe input is applied. The Exar XR-2240 start count when the timer is triggered and output of bistable latch is set to […]
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Using this circuit, we can accept positive or negative or differential control voltages. When the control voltage is zero, the output frequency is zero. To charge the timing capacitor C1 linearly, the 741 op amp forms a current source controlled by the voltage EC. The capacitor charges and discharges between 1/3 Vcc and 2/3 Vcc because NE555 is connected in […]
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Below is the schematic diagram of an audio input module. We can produce a DC output voltage that is proportional to the input signal amplitude (the signal strength) using this circuit. One application of this circuit is audio level meter. Other application such as sound-controlled light circuit can be implemented with this circuit as well.
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