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1-01-1988 | 30 EE SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY Following the general introductions into the operation and application of switch mode power supplies in refer...

1-01-1988 | 64 EE January 1988 2 03 ■I • AA119 r- -0" T L _rf *R7 bias setA 4 3 2 8 _J 01 72 R11 BC54713 100n 0 IN LO 26 V- OSC1 OSC2 OSC3 C REF REF...

1-12-1987 | EE December 1987 APPLICATION NOTES The contents of this column are based on information obtained from manufacturers in the electronics indus...

1-10-1987 | EE October 1987 SWITCH-MODE POWER SUPPLIES Recent advances in power semiconductor technology and inductive components have boosted the use o...

1-07-1987 | Jul„P ugust 19E8 SOLAR POWER GENERATION The sun converts 600 million tons of hydrogen into helium through nuclear fusion every second, and...

1-05-1987 | 98E m AN INTRODUCTION TO DC. POWER SUPPLIES by Peter Bardos* In this article, Peter Bardos explains the basic workings of power supplies and...

1-04-1987 | 1E4 987 SECONDARY BREAKDOWN IN POWER TRANSISTORS by Sue Cain a- Ray Ashmore This article examines the different types of secondary breakdown...

1-07-1986 | B Vogel 75tuning AF power stages Simple, economically priced audio output stages, such as, for instance, those using the hybrid ICs in the S...

1-07-1986 | EE 98 July/August 1986 179 One of the major problems in the design of switch mode power sup- plies is that most available (and suitable) ICs...

1-07-1986 | by R Jacobs 93 visible power-on delay While in the process of repairing or scope probe or test lead to the part in testing electronic equipm...