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A transformer inverter is normally able to convert 12V, 24V or 48V DC to AC through h-bridge and stepped up by the transformer to get the required AC output which is a bit straight forward.

As an inverter repairer, I have always questioned how charging works since it can't be a simple reverse step-down network since AC mains will vary, and precise voltages are needed to...

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been hacking at this code and thought I got it correct but the matrix is supposed to decrement from 12 to 0. Since Popcorn left this site is kinda borening but helpful.
Code: { ***************************************************************************** * Name : UNTITLED.BAS * * Author : [select VIEW...EDITOR OPTIONS] * * Notice : Copyright (c) 2026 [selec...

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Hello , I have several PCB's with 10 inch and 5 inch lines as shown below.
I understand we take (S21_10 inch_dB-S21_5 inch_dB)/5 and get loss per inch.
but thats not all .
As you can see in the plot below I was written 90 line on the PCB.
Few questions:
1.Is there a way using S-param to recreate this line impedance?
2.I know that material can be not unif...

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COB LED or super bright LEDs? Which will be suitable?

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Hello , I have several PCB's with 10 inch and 5 inch lines as shown below.
I understand we take (S21_10 inch_dB-S21_5 inch_dB)/5 and get loss per inch.
but thats not all .
As you can see in the plot below I was written 90 line on the PCB.
Few questions:
1.Is there a way using S-param to recreate this line impedance?
2.I know that material can be not unif...

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