I see TI are acquiring NatSemi: http://www.ti.com/ww/en/acquire/
index.shtml
What implications might this have?
John S
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I see TI are acquiring NatSemi: http://www.ti.com/ww/en/acquire/index.shtml
What implications might this have?
Bob Pease will have to move to Texas?
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If I'm not mistaken, Bob Pease was let go from National a couple years
ago...
On Apr 5, 7:04 am, John Rehwinkel jreh...@mac.com wrote:
I see TI are acquiring NatSemi:http://www.ti.com/ww/en/acquire/index.shtml
What implications might this have?
Bob Pease will have to move to Texas?
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Please keeps threads with the original subject line. If you must
change the subject, start a new thread.
Ta!
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I would like to see you offer the bare PCB for sale.
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That can be done. I was considering doing a kit as well.
Jason
On Apr 5, 9:53 am, Dave ukewarr...@yahoo.com wrote:
I would like to see you offer the bare PCB for sale.
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I also looked at Taylor's board and a few things stand out between the
two. Yes his board is much smaller, but you need external components
for voltage adjust. Mine is on board with a 2mm pot for adjustment in
the range of the selected voltage. I.E. 100 to 50 or 150 to 200. his
enable is either
Hi, Just a small update and shameless plug:)
My driver board is now available for sale; This will drive a very wide
variety of nixies including 8 B7971s. That version is working, by the
way, and a short video is on my site. The PCB artwork and enclosure
will be available via batchpcb and ponoko
I'm guessing he's using the 34063 for regulation, perhaps the HV
transistors are cutting the output voltage? Jason?
I use a 34063 circuit on my Nixie clocks, and get anywhere from 60-82%
efficiency depending on component selection. The max output would
depend on rating of the inductor, hv
Michael,
You are correct. i have my enable going to a mpsa42 that is providing
ground to a mpsa92. the hv output goes through the a92. I am using an
IPD60R380C6 650v mosfet with a Id of 30A and a 100uH inductor. past
that i have a RS1GFS Diode and 2 .47uf 400 volt caps in parallel. The
voltage
My .02cents on this thread:
Jason, we are all electronics hobbyists to various degrees and we all
love to show off our latest projects in this group. Firstly, don't be
discouraged on that count.
However, like very few things in this world, this group is nearly
unilaterally biased towards using
Thanks to all the wonderful help from this group, I was able to
complete my Union Square-inspired 15 digit Nixie tube clock! Please
take a look and let me know if you have any questions/feedback.
http://www.soniktech.com/mason.php
-Jarek
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As of right now, we have orders for 19. Thanks ALL!! Our first
production run will be for 25 units... so just 6 left! Send me an
email if you'd like to be included in the first batch. Thanks again!!
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