I have the following code in a module:
genvari;
generate
for (i=0;i32;i=i+1)
begin : gen_srl16
SRL16E
srl16e(.Q(dataout[i]),
.A0(a[0]),.A1(a[1]),.A2(a[2]),.A3(a[3]),
.CE(write),.CLK(clk),.D(datain[i]));
On Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 09:53:39PM -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
24VAC RMS means 34V peak,
HA! 24VAC means 38V peak (i.e. after the bulk caps) on my board. Had
to change modules because I designed for 34V.
Eeep, that concerns me. What's the Vf drop on your rectifier? I
calculated a
HA! 24VAC means 38V peak (i.e. after the bulk caps) on my board. Had
to change modules because I designed for 34V.
Eeep, that concerns me. What's the Vf drop on your rectifier?
Under a volt. KBP201G
The first modules were Acon's CX13S2405V's, input 18-36v. Had to
switch to
Your example below is within the skills of Icarus Verilog, but
there was a very recent fix for exactly this problem. According to
my git logs, it was committed 6/11/2007, which is *after* the very
last snapshot. So try the current git. (It should be in the present
but stopped CVS as well.)
Matt
I'm a big fan of drawing my footprints with either a text editor or
a python script. It's been a while since I last did this, and I know
that pcb keeps changing. Is the documentation at
http://pcb.sourceforge.net/pcb-20070208/pcb.html correct for the
20070208 snapshot? (Or is there any
I found Fedora 7 in general to be a far less hair pulling install than
FC6, and I found that to be a massively less hair pulling install than
FC5. I run/build a number of apps/projects on FX, and so my installs
aren't exactly vanilla. I also typically keep FX-1 on a hard disk in
a multi-disk
Bob Paddock wrote:
On Saturday 16 June 2007 19:43, Randall Nortman wrote:
It seems that the lower the average input
voltage, the higher the average efficiency of the regulator is going
to be, so I would ideally aim to have the largest input ripple
possible,
You have to consider things
On Sun, Jun 17, 2007 at 08:53:37PM -0400, Dan McMahill wrote:
[...]
Personally I avoid aluminum electrolytics like the plague. If
you have to use them be sure to look at the ripple current rating and
also figure out what temperature the cap will operate at. Aluminum
electrolytics have a
On Sun, 2007-06-17 at 21:18 -0400, Randall Nortman wrote:
How do aluminum caps fail -- open or closed? Does it buy me anything
to have redundancy -- several different capacitors, maybe some
aluminum and some tantalum? I will have a low-ESR ceramic or two, but
it will be relatively small,
On Jun 17, 2007, at 7:18 PM, Randall Nortman wrote:
If
anybody happens to have a supplier for an ideal switcher, please
forward me the datasheet.
I once designed a 96% efficient switching converter for a spacecraft
project. It wasn't a matter of magic components: the components were
[snip]
Can you push the new release before 29th please so that fc5 users can
still take advantage of it?
I will try. It all depends on how well the SCM transition
goes between now and then.
-Ales
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