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Flatbed Scanner -  ST provides high performace devices that assure the quality of printer applications, devices ranging from dedicated and reconfigurable ASICs,...
FM Beacon BroADCast Transmitter 88-108 MHz -  (electronic design added 6/07)
Force/sense connection eliminates multiplexer on-resistance error -  22-Jan-04 Issue of EDN  Digitally controlled gain is an everyday analog-design element. You frequently find this element in an op-amp-based, transimpedance.... [Design Idea by Stephen Woodward, Marine Sciences, Chapel Hill, NC]
Four Channel 8 Bit Analog-to-Digital Converter for PC -  (circuit added 7/02)
FPD-Link PC B & Interconnect Design-In Guidelines -  National Semiconductor Application Note   (app note added 2/06)
FPGA Circuit Emulates 74x74 Flip-flop -  10/12/95 EDN-Design Ideas  The Xilinx 4000 Series FPGA library contains a D-type flip-flop with either asynchronous preset or clear, but not both. The circuit in Fig 1....[EDN is migrating links. This link is not verified.  Google the "title" EDN for new link]
FPGA Implements X50 Division 3 Recommendation -  04/13/00 EDN-Design Ideas  The scheme in Figure 1a uses five delay cells and an XOR gate to configure the data stream for the X.50 Division 3 recommendation of ITU-T. The X.50 recommendation defines the fundamental parameters of a multiplexing scheme for interworking data networks using different envelope structures. Division 3 applies to the interworking between two networks, both of which use the 8-bit envelope structure....[Design Idea added 10/05] EDN is migrating links. This link is not verified.  Search the "title" EDN for new link.
Frequency dithering enhances high-performance ADCs -  18-Aug-05 Issue of EDN  Modification of dithering principle respects A/D characteristics.... [Design Idea by By Steve Hageman, Windsor, CA; Edited by Brad Thompson and Fran Granville]
Frequently Asked Questions About Data Converters -  Maxim Application Notes / 801 / Jul-06  (app note added 5/08)
Fully Functional PS/2 Mouse Based on the PIC16F84 -  (electronic circuit added 4/05)
Funcard Programmer -  I have brought some modifications to the sideburn you monomake in the zip are included following files: Rame.bmp Rows in dimension originates them of the Componenti.bmp print Disposition of the members Ponti.bmp Disposition of the ponticelli to carry out....(design idea circuit added 09/08)
Gal Programmer -  This is a simple GAL programmer that can be controlled with PC's parallel port. Its supported devices are Lattice GAL16V8/20V8/22V10 and versions of A through D. Now added a new function of PIC programmer.  (added 10/05)
Game Boy Camera PC Serial Interface -  (schematic diagram added 2/07)
Gamepad/ Joystick -  (application / block diagram added 6/07)
Generating Low Duty-Cycle Pulses with a Function Generator (5988-7507EN): Aligent Application Note  (added 2/06) -  Aligent Application Note 1407  (added 4/08)
Generic Tube Line Input Stage -  AS087 Jenson Transformer Application Note  (app note 6/07)
Genius Mouse Schematics -  (electronic circuit added 4/05)
Get just enough boost voltage -  27-May-04 Issue of EDN  Adding a current-mirror circuit to a typical boost circuit allows you to select the amount of boost voltage and to ensure a constant difference between the input and the output voltages (Figure 1].  This circuit is useful for high-side-drive applications, in which a simple voltage doubler is unacceptable because of the voltage range of the components involved or where the input voltage can vary.... [Design Idea by Kieran O'Malley, On Semiconductor, East Greenwich, RI]
Get Power Out Of PC Parallel Port #1 -  (electronic schematic / circuit added 11/05)
Get Power Out of PC Parallel Port #2 -  An article which includes circuits, shares how to us a parallel port to connect to a very wide selection of devices like software protection dongles, removable disks, modems, network adapters, printer sharing units, parallel port extenders, soundcards, electronic telecard readers and many circuits.  (added 4/02)
Get Power Out of PC RS-232 Port #3 -  (electronic schematic / circuit added 11/05)
Getting Power from RS-232 Interface -  (electronic circuit added 4/05)
Glossary Of Frequently Used High Speed Data Converter Terms  -  Maxim Application Notes / 740 / Aug-06  (app note added 5/08)
Gold Wafer CarDS Circuit -  ….(schematic added 08/08)
Gold Wafer Smartcard Programmer -  This circuit is a combination of a ludipipo programmer (for  pic) + phoenix programmer (for the eeprom 24LC16). You can't program pic and eeprom with ludipipo programmer. The big advantage of this circuit is that use just one port from your computer (RS232) in reverse with other programmers that use both RS232 and parallel. The disadvantage is that you must select the component to be programmed with a switch and not electrically and that you can only program 16F84....(electronic circuit added 4/05)


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