Thursday 26 April 2018

Basic Electronic - Adder ( Inverting Adder.. averaging & Scaling Amplifier )


Basic Electronic - Adder ( Non Inverting Adder)


Basic Electronic - Non Inverting Op Amp


Basic Electronic - Inverting Op Amp

Here is class room board work
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Basic Electronic - Block diagram of Op-Amp

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Basic Electronic - Integration & Differentiation lecture note

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Basic Electronic - GTU example based on Subtractor


Basic Electronic - " Bandpass Filter or Wide Bandpass Filter "


Wednesday 25 April 2018

CRIMPING PROCESS ( RJ 45 Connector )

A crimping tool is a tool designed to crimp or connect a connector to the end of a cable. For example, network cables and phone cables are created using a crimping tool to connect the RJ-45 and RJ-11 connectors to the end of the cable. In the below example picture, this crimper is capable of crimping a RJ-11 (6-Pin) and RJ-45 (8-Pin) connectors and also includes a wire cutter near the handles that can be used to cut phone or CAT5 cable. To use this crimping tool, each wire is first placed into the connector. Once all the wires are in the jack, the connectors with wires are placed into the crimping tool, and the handles are squeezed together. Crimping makes the plastic connector puncture and hold each of the wires, which prevents the wires from falling out and for data to be transmitted from the connector to each of the wires.

TIA/EIA Twisted Pair Categories

CAT3:
ØContains four wire pairs
ØProvides 10 Mbps throughput and 16 MHz bandwidth
ØLimits segment length to 100 m (330 ft)
ØWidely used in VoIP networks
CAT4:
ØProvides 10 Mbps throughput and 20 MHz bandwidth
ØCarries better interference protection than CAT3
Both are replaced by newer UTP categories
CAT5:
ØContains four wire pairs
ØProvides 100 Mbps throughput and 100 MHz bandwidth
ØLimits the length of each segment to 100 m (330 ft)
ØConnects to a NIC via an RJ-45 connector
ØUses 118 twists per meter (3 per inch) on average
ØWas produced in large quantities – still widely available
ØInexpensive, effective, popular
CAT5e:
ØA version of CAT 5 cable with high-quality copper
ØContains four wire pairs
ØHas higher twist ratios
ØIncorporates better cross-talk reduction methods
ØProvides 350 MHz bandwidth
ØAllows 350/100 m segments at 100/1000 Mbps
ØInexpensive – widely used within 1 Gbps networks
CAT6:
ØContains four wire pairs, each wrapped in foil insulation
ØAdditional insulation covers the bundle of four pairs
ØCarries fire-resistant plastic sheath on the outside
ØResistant to crosstalk
Ø250 MHz bandwidth provides up to 10 Gbps throughput
ØAllows 100 m (300 ft) long or 37 m (120 ft) long segments (for up to 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps, respectively)
ØUses newer GG-45 connectors
ØWidely used in modern 1 Gbps networks
CAT6e:
ØA higher-grade version of CAT6 cable
ØFurther reduces attenuation and crosstalk
ØAllows longer segment lengths – up to 100 m at 10 Gbps
ØProvides 550 MHz bandwidth
ØRequires GG-45 connectors
ØDe Facto standard on modern networks
CAT7:
ØContains increased amount of shielding
ØLarger, heavier, less flexible
ØHas 600 MHz bandwidth
ØProvides 10 Gbps throughput on up to 100 m (330 ft) segment length, with large margin
ØRequires GG-45 connectors
ØDe Facto standard on modern backbone networks
CAT7a:
ØIn theory – 1 GHz, 40/100 Gbps at up to 50/15 m
ØCurrently under development











Variable Power Supply ( by PCB layout for Single layer Design )


1.2 ~ 24V @1A, Regulated DC Power Supply Using LM317


This simple low cost

DC power supply circuit provide very stable DC voltage (adjustable) from 1.2V to 24V. The use of LM317T regulator IC simplifies the circuit by reducing the number of required external components. The total parts count is less than 10

The maximum output current is 1A

You may use it to power your electronic projects that require stable DC supply.






FEATURES:

OUTPUT VOLTAGE RANGE: 1.2 TO 24V
0.1% LINE AND LOAD REGULATION

Equation for calculation of output voltage:

Vout =1.25 x ( 1+ VR1/(R3+R4) )
where R3 =470Ω, R4= 56Ω & VR1 adjustable from 0 ~ 10KΩ

Eg.:

VR1=0Ω when it's fully counter clockwise,
Output voltage = 1.25x(1+0/(470+56) = 1.25V

VR1=10K Ω when it's fully clockwise,
Output voltage = 1.25x(1+10,000/(470+56) = 1.25x(1+19) = 25V






PARTS LIST:

IC1: LM317T 3-terminal adjustable linear voltage regulator IC

LED1 3mm or 5mm LED (Any Colour)

D1, D2 1N540x (X=2,..., 8) rectifier diodes   ( if possible purchase 1N5402)

Resistor: (1/4W or 1/6W)
R3 470Ω
R4 56Ω
R5 3.3K
Potentiometer: (B) 10K (linear taper) (output voltage adjustment)

Capacitors:
C1 either 2200 uF, 63V (min 35 V)
C2 100 uF 25V (min) Electrolytic capacitor  


Miscellaneous items:
2 contact screw terminal block x 1 pc.
3 contact screw terminal block x 1 pc.
TO220 Heat Sink (for IC1) x 1 pc.
Single Layer PCB (min size 13 x 7 cm )
Power transformer required: (HT24E15) Primary: ~230V, Secondary: 24V024V @1A

Voltage Display – 1


SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM:



PCB LAYOUT:



KEEP TRACK STYLE = T70 MINIMUM

3D VIEW OF PROJECT:




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