You ain't gonna get there that way with 4% accuracy.
Use the optocouler for isolation. You can get them all the way up to 2500volts iso quite cheaply.
Then use a V-to-F on the one LED side and an F-to-V on the other side. You can pretty readily get down to 1% accuracy.
OR, a faster easier way, is to use a screen capture utility, and capture a picture of the Scope with its data, and paste that into word as a picture object.
Ok, I will give you the first step. Use a "To Workspace" block to get the data to a variable that is globally visible.
Now, save only the waveform part of that variable to a new variable for export to word.
I have had good experiences with Gennum chips. They are a little known company with good products. I haven't used the ones you are talking about, but give their apps guy a call and ask him to tell of some customers using those chips.
Take a look at this website...
http://home.earthlink.net/~ojmsmith/indexd.html
You can get a copy of his patents and figure out what he is doing. It is very simple and very elegant. Very worth considering.
Let us know what you decide on.
One ounce copper means that one square foot of a given thickness of copper will weigh one ounce. Now if you look up the volumetric weight of copper and work backwards, you will find that one ounce of copper in a sheet one foot square is about 0.00135 inches thick.
The proof is left to the student.
Well, library pathing is always a problem when trying to compile a standalone program.
I think you may also have a problem with the Guide interfaces.
Why not break you program up into modules, and see which ones compile. That might help locate some of the compiler errors.
Take a visit to this website.....
http://www.hcipub.com/
I got a lot of the technical information for my project from here.
Also, get a subscription to Power magazine (McGraw-Hill). Another good source of information on the business of power generation.
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To dpc, Solidworks is less money, has more capabilities and can directly import Pro-E files. Pro-Enigneer is now defunct, or so I have heard. Autocad's 3D capability is still a cluge at best. I have an ME friend who has used Microstation for many years and is changing to Solidworks. I was...
dhwilliams, your reply sounds like a hobbist answer. I assumed from the packages listed, that the poster was looking for products to use in a company environment.
I would really like to see you do the 6 layer board I just had fabricated using something like PaintShop Pro. Good Luck!
