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Colleagues, Does anyone know how to detect a 3nA current? I need to design a circuit that would detect a 3nA current through a slice of tissue. The frequency...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 4, 2007
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Hallo Nick Many years ago I was developing in this area. We built logarithmic current-voltage convertors to measure currents of some 10 pA. I believe you are...
Claus Kuhnel
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Feb 4, 2007
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The second articel describing the reduction of input offset voltage and its drift was 19 MB after scanning the four pages. If you are interested please send me...
Claus Kuhnel
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Feb 4, 2007
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Hello Claus! Please send me a copy of the article also - if it's no problem for you. Will it help to scale down the scanned images by a few percent to get the...
Marcus Klein
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Feb 4, 2007
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Hello Marcus Due to the reduced contrast of the old print-out I scanned with 300 dpi. 100 dpi was to less. I can make another trail with 200 dpi. Otherwise I...
Claus Kuhnel
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Colleagues, Unfortunately, we've just got our first spam message in this group. Job postings are spam. Rare exceptions can be arranged in advance for active...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 6, 2007
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So far, the best topology I could find is a transimpedance amplifier like the one on the fig.2 in this Maxim app note ...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 7, 2007
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Hi I want to measure the pressure of the water flow in the pipe .I want to use from Strain Gauge to measure the pressure.I cant drill the pipe .I must to stick...
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Feb 11, 2007
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HHow can detect fire from candle? I have UVTRon and TPA81.... UVTron or TPA81 is bettet than the other?...
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Feb 12, 2007
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How accurate do you need to be? If you just want to know if the pipe is pressurized or not this might work. Maybe even a high/medium/low indication. But if...
Douglas Butler
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Feb 12, 2007
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It must be work.and Its accuracy is high.the pipe is made of plastic. I want to measure the pressure of water. and the water moves across the pipe with 5bar...
Hamed shams
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Feb 12, 2007
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So, it's a leak detector. That puts things into a different perspective. However, here are some further questions? - What's the diameter of the pipe and how...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 12, 2007
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I have a project that I want to begin working on, but dont know where to start. My idea is to construct a device that reacts to an identified object whenever...
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Feb 13, 2007
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You could solve the problem with a beacon. You are wearing the beacon and the pants have the receivers for the beacon. Your beacon can either transmit...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 13, 2007
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… You could also have a strong permanent magnet, and the devices in the pants would measure magnetic field strength. I think that would be a less...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 13, 2007
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Check out this page: http://www.omega.com/techref/pdf/Positioning_Strain_Gages.pdf Also Omega sells about everything else you will need, including books. ...
Douglas Butler
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How about an RFID tag? You just need to add a signal strength indication to tell roughly how close you are. That shouldn't be too hard to add to a commercial...
Douglas Butler
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Thanks for your response. Just this morning, I started researching the use of the RFID tag & reader. But, I think I will need to simply the function of the...
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Thank you for responding to my inquiry. Your input helped place my research on the right path. Thanks again. ... would ... of ... in ... almost ... pairs ... ...
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Feb 13, 2007
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Hi Nick the diameter of pipe is 7mm .and water flow in the pipe with very high tensity. 1% to 10%=value of water leakage detection of total water and the pipe...
Hamed shams
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Feb 14, 2007
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Hamed, Sorry, if the following is obvious. You can take a completely different approach to the leak detection. Instead of sensing the conditions inside the...
Nick Alexeev
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Be aware of one caveat of the RFID. If you choose an RFID with 100-150kHz or 13.5MHz frequency, you will be forced to use some sort of a loop antenna. The...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 17, 2007
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As I mention before,the pipe is long. I think that detecting the leakage from outside the pipe is hard.for example if I use the moisture sensor for detect...
Hamed shams
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Feb 17, 2007
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... Isn't 1%-to-10% a _very_ large leak? Why must that be quickly identified when 0.5% (still very large) presumably needs no attention? I don't believe that...
Tom Becker
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Feb 17, 2007
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The pressure drop in a pipe is calculable (it has been tabulated too). One could measure the pressure and velocity of the water in the beginning of the pipe....
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 18, 2007
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hi!everyboby... hw can i increase the range of IR sensors.actully i m using IR PHOTODIODES......plz reply soon...
gautam
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Feb 19, 2007
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Tell us more about your application. 1) Can you increase the power of the transmitter? 2) Can you increase the gain of the amplifier following the photodiode? ...
Douglas Butler
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Feb 20, 2007
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Hi! Can anyone give me some information about the suppliers of PVDF and its copolymer in pellet form. Thanks RSD...
Ravinder
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Feb 20, 2007
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actully i m usin the (photo diode) sensors to detect the obstacle placed abt 10 cm frm my robot......& i want to use photo diode pair for this purpose......
gautam
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Feb 21, 2007
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So what is the source of the IR? Is the obstacle glowing? Does the obstacle block some distant IR source? Or is the robot projecting IR and the obstacle...
Douglas Butler
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