mkaras
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I am clamping the negative peak of the signal to a specific level without attempting to change the amplitude of the signal....
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06af2706-b286-4b43-966a-e7fc08caf8f4
I2C bus line drivers are designed as what is called "open collector" or "open drain" which means that the driver only has...
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Cucumber: Your clamping circuit can be built using a concept as I'll describe. You'll select a capacitor to AC couple your 20V...
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29b32de9-a2be-4ed1-a288-3ac0d56152f5
This extension scheme is bogus and violates the cable length of USB. Just because the OP has changed the cable type and...
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47f5823e-0d86-469a-8964-b3d41771bbff
The standard gate devices are designed according to the logic function desired. So it is not the gate that is "naturally" inverting....
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4f37c188-8ca7-4b24-8a43-b69dd8176b22
Also consider that if you put a small MCU behind the IR receiver it can do the decoding in FW and then...
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No you do not require I[sup]2[/sup]C between the comparator output and the MCU. Just connect the outputs right to port pins of...
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b36563bb-abc4-4357-b7c5-72775598abeb
Note that the single transistor common emitter amplifier circuit inverts the signal.
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fce055ad-934c-4953-9ed8-302134c604ca
Acting as a voltage amplifier it will be easy to analyze this by considering to put resistor in the collector to V++...