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  1. MrEmbedded

    LCD Driver PCF8566 (NXP)

    Hi there guys, I've recently come across a PCF8655 LCD driver IC that I am trying to control my LCD with. It is not a cascaded application and the PCB-setup is a direct copy of Figure 4 on pg. 7 in the datasheet provided ( http://www.nxp.com/documents/data_sheet/PCF8566.pdf ) VDD: 3.3V VLCD: 0V...
  2. MrEmbedded

    Charger system for embedded system

    Hi there, I am currently working with a system that we are going to make portable for the first time. Hence, are we in need of a battery and a battery charging system. Can you give advise on an IC for charging, a battery and charger? Requirements: Lithium Ion battery (4.2 V), about 1500 mAh or...
  3. MrEmbedded

    How to make 76V from 38V

    Hi, this is probably a simple question but i need a supply voltage of 70+ V. The "start voltage" is a battery with 9V. I am currently using MC34063 from ST electronics (dc-dc step-up converter). This circuit delivers 38V output. How can i step up the voltage further? Can I invert the 38+ (to...
  4. MrEmbedded

    Current limitation and indication

    Hi all! I currently work with electrical muscle stimulation and need some advice on electrical safety and indications. I will be working with opto-couplers with an output of maximum 40 mA, I therefore need an electrical component that indicates if the current is higher than the maximum allowed...
  5. MrEmbedded

    Vibration motor

    Hi, Im currently involved in a product development. The product is comprised of several vibration nodes. Each node shall be controlled with respect to frequency and intensity. The requirements are: --------------------------- Frequency range: 5-400 Hz (might be modified to ~100-250 Hz)...

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