@Kortuk Btw. maybe this is not used much because most inverters use a simple ternary output (+220,-220 and 0) with 0 used near the zero crossings and still get a decent "sine-wave" after some filtering. Maybe motor control would be less forgiving and require a more sophisticated approach?
Background
If you look at my profile description, you'll see that I'm involved in building and wiring up Carnival floats that are powered by an 800KVA, 415v, 3 phase Generator. Electrically, they generally have about 10 or 15 motors, thousands of light bulbs and a 20KW sound system.
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@BG100 I don't really need a motor controller or any other kind of high powered inverter right now. I am just curious if "magic sinewaves" work in practice. :)
@JamesDyson, I am not sure you noticed, you can add any room to favorites and then hit rejoin favorites from there on out and it logs into all of your rooms.
@BG100 I once made a simple dimmer with MOSFETs and a HV driver chip. I worked well with the light bulb but failed quite spectacularly with a small motor. The inductance kickback during the (really short) dead time killed half of the elements on the board, including a through hole ceramic cap which got nicely split in half with its contents sprayed all over the place.
Afterwards I found a nice patent in which they controlled the MOSFETs in 4 phases so that there was always a path for the current but I did not have a chance to try it out.
@BG100 This was at 220V but I also did my share of welding using a 12V 400W transformer and a scope probe. And another one (yeah, you think I would learn) with a 13MHz power generator, a "this is certainly GND" attitude and another scope probe.
@jpc That does not meant that, it just means that early hardware does not have the components to do full duplex, the amplifiers are not really a problem with that.
@Kellenjb If you cannot stear a beam you are not enough of a badass to get my 100 bucks.
The graph is a rolling view of the number of people joining...
Basically, every 15 mins it grabs the current number of users on the site, and subtracts the number of users that were on the site exactly 24 hours ago, and plots that on a graph
@BG100 yeah, me too. some how it just calculated that a task that is estimated to take 40 hours to complete will take less then a week at 10 hours a week
Ok, I am going to sleep (it would be 4:35 AM if we used AM here but since we don't it is just 4:35). The USB CDC installation .inf just won't work tonight.
If you are trying to control memory from a CPU, then if you use two banks instead of one, you can remove the first address line. If you use four banks, then you can also remove the second as well. Why is this?
@jpc - Sorry....I've thought about changing it before, but I decided it would be more confusing than just leaving it. The nice thing about having such a nickname is that it's available whatever I sign up for...
I will take a moment to expand a bit. Currently Henry has pointed out the only affect that non-ionizing radiation can have, heating.
People commonly perceive this "heating" effect as a threat which will not amount to more then a hundredth of a degree at most, and it actually significantly less. ...
Background
If you look at my profile description, you'll see that I'm involved in building and wiring up Carnival floats that are powered by an 800KVA, 415v, 3 phase Generator. Electrically, they generally have about 10 or 15 motors, thousands of light bulbs and a 20KW sound system.
Problem
3-...
If you are trying to control memory from a CPU, then if you use two banks instead of one, you can remove the first address line. If you use four banks, then you can also remove the second as well. Why is this?
