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Paul Burridge
- Jan 1, 1970
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Here it is, chaps, enjoy....
Here it is, chaps, enjoy....
I read in sci.electronics.design that Paul Burridge
[email protected]>) about 'Meter schematic - fsm3.jpg (0/1)', on Tue, 23 Dec
2003:
You CAN'T post a binary here; most servers will strip it off. Put it on
a.b.s.e or your web page.
Paul said:Something's gone wrong, John. It was supposed to get posted to abse
only but not all of it came out from what I saw of the transfer status
monitor. Unfortunately, it appears Google don't provide access to this
forum any more as I can't find it to check. I *will* post it to my
website if necessary, but can anyone else confirm if Google has
dropped abse? (and if you do find it, please take a look to see if my
attempts to upload the schematic succeeded. Thanks
Something's gone wrong, John. It was supposed to get posted to abse
only but not all of it came out from what I saw of the transfer status
monitor. Unfortunately, it appears Google don't provide access to this
forum any more as I can't find it to check. I *will* post it to my
website if necessary, but can anyone else confirm if Google has
dropped abse? (and if you do find it, please take a look to see if my
attempts to upload the schematic succeeded. Thanks
Something's gone wrong, John. It was supposed to get posted to abse
only but not all of it came out from what I saw of the transfer status
monitor. Unfortunately, it appears Google don't provide access to this
forum any more as I can't find it to check. I *will* post it to my
website if necessary, but can anyone else confirm if Google has
dropped abse? (and if you do find it, please take a look to see if my
attempts to upload the schematic succeeded. Thanks
Paul, Why don't you E-mail it to me and I'll put it up on my webpage
I thought that was a great idea, Jim., so implemented it only to find
that all my efforts were thwarted. I shall have to address this
problem in the morning, wereupon I hope to have a few more working
brain cells. Wine! Who needs it?
(We will celebrate our family get together this year on
Friday the 26th so that all family members can get here ;-)
Jim Thompson wrote...
Some people have multiple celebrations. For example our
neighbors are all setup for tommorrow afternoon. Some in
that family may well go from the 24th to the 25th and 26th.
Eventuially it may seem a chore.
Thanks,
- Win
whill_at_picovolt-dot-com
Indeed. Last year, I had four days consecutive, at different places. IJim Thompson wrote...
Some people have multiple celebrations. For example our
neighbors are all setup for tommorrow afternoon. Some in
that family may well go from the 24th to the 25th and 26th.
Eventuially it may seem a chore.
Paul, Why don't you E-mail it to me and I'll put it up on my webpage
and post the URL?
Winfield Hill said:Jim Thompson wrote...
Some people have multiple celebrations. For example our
neighbors are all setup for tommorrow afternoon. Some in
that family may well go from the 24th to the 25th and 26th.
Eventuially it may seem a chore.
Thanks,
- Win
whill_at_picovolt-dot-com
I've finally managed to get the blasted thing up on the following URL!
http://www.burridge8333.fsbusiness.co.uk/fsm3.jpg
I've finally managed to get the blasted thing up on the following URL!
http://www.burridge8333.fsbusiness.co.uk/fsm3.jpg
I suspect the 380 ohm load (which is the meter) is loading it down a
bit, though. :-( Should I add a follower stage?
I read in sci.electronics.design that Paul Burridge
[email protected]>) about 'Meter schematic - fsm3.jpg (0/1)', on Wed, 24 Dec
2003:
I can't find it:
Index of /
Parent Directory
bot1.jpg
bot2.jpg
bot3.jpg
bot4.jpg
bot5.jpg
contents.txt
photo1.jpg
photo3.jpg
photo6.jpg
photo7.jpg
That's the right index contents alright. But I get the new file(s)
shown in addition - and they display okay. So I can only imagine your
server hasn't caught up yet? They are definitely there, though. Keep
trying!
That's the right index contents alright. But I get the new file(s)
shown in addition - and they display okay. So I can only imagine your
server hasn't caught up yet? They are definitely there, though. Keep
trying!
Adding a coupling cap to the final diode(!) and changing to a schottky
diode improves meter sensitivity a bit more and gets over the loading
problem above. See:
http://www.burridge8333.fsbusiness.co.uk/fsm(revision1).jpg
The simulation showed 11mV p-p output across the load resistor for the
100uV p-p source. Not bad in three simple stages...
On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 14:41:33 +0000, Paul Burridge
[snip]Adding a coupling cap to the final diode(!) and changing to a schottky
diode improves meter sensitivity a bit more and gets over the loading
problem above. See:
http://www.burridge8333.fsbusiness.co.uk/fsm(revision1).jpg
The simulation showed 11mV p-p output across the load resistor for the
100uV p-p source. Not bad in three simple stages...
You keep missing the point about that coupling cap. HOW does it move
charge ??