I’m trying to do the same with a XLR/DIN microphone jack. Looking at the
vandenhul.com link that loedown provided, it has wiring for XLR to a
single RCA jack. For the dual RCA cable I have, would I connect both
(left and right) RCA core cables to pin 2 of the XLR or utilize pin 3 of
the XLR for one of the RCA cables?
Thanks.
http://www.vandenhul.com/artpap/wiring.htm
I’ve been given a sample Honeywell capacitative proximity sensor by a
client. He wants me to build a small micro-based project to interface
with it. The sensor is shipped in a bag labeled "992AA12AN-A2", and the
documentation for "992 series" sensors consists of four letter-sized
sides, most of which are multilingual translations of warnings and
mechanical specs. The electrical documentation supplied with this
sensor is a quarter-page and not very meaningful to me. I’ve
photographed it at http://www.larwe.com/honey.jpg – sorry for the nasty
photo, my scanner is being recalcitrant.
The device has a blue wire, a brown wire and a black wire. Looking at
those diagrams – I presume they relate to different versions of the
sensor – I assume that the blue wire is supposed to be +ve, the brown
is -ve, and the black is output. But when I connect a 10VDC supply and
a scope, all I see on the output is 60Hz hum. I added a 500 ohm
resistor between the "output" line and ground, and still all I get is
hum. The device also doesn’t seem to be drawing any appreciable
current.
The only info I can find on the web is a bunch of people offering to
sell me the datasheet, and one company saying that they have stopped
selling it and now sell someone else’s sensor.
Does anyone know how these devices are supposed to work?
Hello all,
One of my friends has an arcade jamma board which he dropped and damaged the
microprocessor. The part is labeled ORION IDT 79R4600-100MS. Is it possible if
I purchase a new one it will work? I am unsure how they work, do they get
programmed with sets of instructions or are they like PC processors where you
can swap a dead one with a new one? I am experienced in soldering these type of
SMT components so soldering will be no problem.
My search for this part has not been an easy one either. Any reccomendations of
sites to try? Here is a list of what i’ve tried searching.
www.arrow.com
www.avnet.com
www.mouser.com
www.digikey.com
www.future-active.com
www.alliedelec.com
Any help is greatly appreciated!!! TIA!!!!
If anyone has any, or knows where I can get some 6-hole (2 rows of 3)
IDC connecters, please contact me at go77306 at yahoo dooot com. Thanks
Here is a picture of the 6 hole idc connector:
http://members.rogers.com/prelude/images/IDC.jpg
On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 09:49:04 -0500, Mike wrote:
> f anyone has any, or knows where I can get some 6-hole (2 rows of 3) IDC
> connecters, please contact me at go77306 at yahoo dooot com. Thanks
> Link to the picture on th internet:
> http://members.rogers.com/prelude/images/IDC.jpg
> Thanks in advance!
Digikey
I need at least one 3SK73 dual gate n channel to repair an old Bearcat
DX-1000 HF receiver and can’t find any. Anyone know of a source or sub?
tnx
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73
Hank WD5JFR
Looking for specs. on HY51C4256S-10 This is an old DIP RAM chip.
I tried the usual suspects including DataSheetArchive.com but no joy.
If I can’t find this particular chip, is there a newer, compatible
chip? I have an old printer that would benefit from a few more megs of
RAM.
Tnx,
Michael
On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 23:52:56 GMT, Charles <ckr…@west.net> wrote:
>I would like to get some sockets for the Astec AA15A series DC to DC
>Converters. I have no idea what the socket would be called, or how to
>specify it.
>Physical characteristics shown here:
>http://www.atlantis.com.ua/pdf/power/dcdc/aa15a.pdf
Digikey calls the things you want "pin receptacles", and has some made
by Mil-Max. For .040" diameter pins, you want DigiKey ED5024-ND or
ED5023-ND.
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Peter Bennett, VE7CEI
peterbb4 (at) interchange.ubc.ca
new newsgroup users info : http://vancouver-webpages.com/nnq
GPS and NMEA info: http://vancouver-webpages.com/peter
Vancouver Power Squadron: http://vancouver.powersquadron.ca
Hello
Need Newsgroups Help.
We are looking for Newsgroups to Sell some Opto Electronic devices.
HONEYWELL OPTO ELECTRONIC SENSORS
P/N HOA-6981-P51
Transmissive Optoscmitt Sensor
Please e mail sat…@intergate.com with newsgroups info etc.
as we do not read NGs on a daily basis.
tia
H.S.
Hello
I am just looking for a datasheet and/or any useful information to
understand how does the U6811B IC from Teleunken operates, I am not able
to find anything anywhere.
Does anyone can help me? Thanks a lot.
Davide
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