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You can simply grab the bottom right corner of the cell (the cursor will turn into cross hairs) and drag to fill the blank cells. Another way is to double-click on the lower right corner of the cell (once the cursor is cross hairs). The only caveat is that if you only have 1 cell filled with...

romulus2009, you sure seem to know how the real world works already, so why waste your time asking for advice from a bunch of old-curmudegons that don't seem to understand? It sounds like you've already made you decision that only OEM's are real engineers, and systems folks couldn't hold a...

When interviewing with potential engineering employers, you may want to re-think your explanation of not wanting to "put all your eggs in one basket" when they ask you why you became a pilot even though you graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering. Some may take that as being...

Why do you need to access the memory?

Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC)... If current gets too high, the resistance goes way up. Unfortuatnely they are "big". (My size reference is 0201 SMD components though ;))

So what is the range on your A/D? What is the range on the output from the tach? If max output is higher than max input, use a voltage divider. If max input is higher than max output, use an amplification circuit.

Admittedly, I haven't bothered to review the calculations for process capability (C/Pp, C/Pk, & C/Ppk) is quite some time, but from what I remember, the calculations are based on the number of sample. In other words, you should be able to get a value with 10-12 samples. It also depends on your...

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It will depend on the application, right? Is the cable in a non-static enviornement, i.e. large temperature swings, always bending / moving, etc.. Did you contact the COAX manufacturer?

If I understand your description, the Base-Emitter resistor is used to create a voltage divider with the base resistor. This voltage divider will guarentee that the transistor is turned on hard.

Is it possible that the container with this supply in it was dropped?

Overlay them on top of each other and circle the section of interest.

Whether you think you can or you can't, you are correct.

A random number is always part of any distribution... Depending on the distribution, the value may be very statistically improbable, but never identically zero.

Based on your size and power requirement, it sounds like a transistor is what you need (PNP or PMOS). Bias the transistor off of some output voltage from your circuit. In other words, if the circuit is outputting voltage, which means it is working, disable the transistor bypass. Ensure you...

I have never seen a SPI solution (Freescale included) that drives the SDO when the CS is de-asserted. As pointed out previously, it would never work without external circuitry (which would add latency to the signal).

Have you looked at any of the screens that are used in smart phones? They are ~3" and should have plenty of resolution(QVGA -> WVGA)....

I've always understood it as follows. The footprint implies the pads on the PCB, i.e. where the actual traces connect (where the leadframe connects to the PCB). The component body is the encapsulated die(s), sustrate + leadframe, i.e. the black IC. The component body can be larger than the...

With regards to the folders on your desktop... Did you copy them from the server, move them from the server, or create a symbolic link to the server folder?

What type of electrical diagram? What "intelligence" do you require, i.e. simulation, connection snap-to's, net naming, etc.?