Per the datasheet, the HV5530 data hold-time requirement is 10nsec but that
is only guaranteed when the part is operated at-spec. Cant really say if
the timing requirements are met with 5V signal-levels even with the
measured hold-time of 30nsec.
Clock pulsewidth is spec'd at 62nsec, but again,
Hello Steve, Thanks for that. I'm not sure what to make of it.
Since Monday, I've sent out 65 replies to various incoming emails, with
no problems or issues. I'm NOT very computer savvy to be honest with
you, especially the internal workings of the internet. I'm not even sure
what an I.P. a
Ira:
Based on your snippit, the problem is at your end. The IP of the machine you’re
sending it from is on a “Blacklist” (DNSBL MailSpike-BL-W) and thus the
recipient’s mail server is rejecting any message outright without regards to
the recipient’s email address.
I checked myself, and
'Medlabs' was a typo on my part just now in that last message. I had
been sending to 'madlabs' all along with no luck, always rejected. Sent
to jpeak...@madlabs.infoagain just now. Rejected again on the second
go round. Here is a partial copy of the message that I'm getting, Ira
jpeak..
madlabs, not medlabs.
On 5/21/16 2:54 PM, Instrument Resources of America wrote:
I've tried twice now Johnathan to respond to you on this, and both times
the message comes back to me as being undeliverable. To; J PEAKALL@
MEDLABS.INFOIra.
On 5/21/2016 12:00 PM, Jonathan Peakall wrote:
I've tried twice now Johnathan to respond to you on this, and both times
the message comes back to me as being undeliverable. To; J PEAKALL@
MEDLABS.INFOIra.
On 5/21/2016 12:00 PM, Jonathan Peakall wrote:
Hi All,
A little OT, but there are some CRT folks on this list.
I am working on
> Nice to have the scope shots.
A couple more below.
> Previously, you mentioned "The clock signal is nice and clean, but the data
> signal has a bizarre triangle wave on it.": did you not reproduce this
> particular issue?
I was probing the wrong pin!
I dialed up the sweep speed to see the t
Nice to have the scope shots. Previously, you mentioned "The clock signal is
nice and clean, but the data signal has a bizarre triangle wave on it.": did
you not reproduce this particular issue?
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Hi All,
A little OT, but there are some CRT folks on this list.
I am working on a Hallicrafters SP-44 Skyrider Panadapter. I have done a
recap/re-resistor job on it. The CRT display isn't quite right, the
baseline is uneven in width, about right on the left but too wide on the
right. If anyon
I find it easier to use a couple mosfets to do the level shifting for the
HV-. They are inexpensive and take barely any space in the board. Although
the solution presented by Phillips in the link below is bi-directional, it is
my go-to solution for uni-directional level shifting as well.
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