Isn't that the Limey R/C band where you get to butt f*#k each other
on adjacent channels rather than share the band with (read "take it
up the butt from") paging services, etc. like we Yanks do?
You keep distracting me when I'm supposed to be working! Can't you ask
questions about _boring_ things, or things that I don't know the answers to,
fer cryin out loud?
Try the MC145170-2
which is also covered in AN1207. General design note is AN535. If
you like, we can quiz you before you quiz us. That way we can act
rather than react.
Prerequisites / stuff to know:
Algebra.
Trig.
Calculus.
Complex numbers
Electronic Circuit Analysis
Diff eq.
Laplace transforms
Feedback and Control Theory
Understand poles and zeros and pole zero analysis.
Understand Bode plots.
Understand Nyquist Stability.
What'd I leave out? -- MCU's...
Suggested reading:
Everything, everything else, everything related that's archived at
Google, and the bit on how to pronounce "Bode".
Alternate Approach I - The Psuedoscientific Approach:
Finding and Hiring a Consultant.
Raising Capital to Pay Consultant.
Writing a Business Plan to Connive $ Out of VC.
Talking Shit to VC's.
How to Find a VC That Doesn't Know F' All
About Electronics but Has Too Much Money and Too Few Smarts.
Getting More Money Out of VC to Pay More Consultant Fees.
Promising Shares in a Nonexistant Company.
Jumping Ship and Skipping Town When VC Stops Sending Checks.
Obfuscation of the Business Entity, Litigation, and How the Appeal
Process Works Against the Plaintiff. - from the law offices of
Block, Stall, Wild, and Wilder.
Alternate Approach II - The Green Bean Approach, AKA cheating:
Hack through it. Find a circuit on inet.
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