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Expert Profile: Dave Nyce

Expertise:  I have been an electronics engineer for 25 years. I can answer questions on analog and digital circuits and my specialty is sensors.
I am the inventor on 23 US patents, and also some foreign ones. Developed sensors for over 25 years. Licensed private pilot (airplane and rotorcraft), have HAM radio license. I'm not an expert in computer networking.

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What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  I would like to pass on some information to help others.
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Thanks!
(Kyle on 11/04/08)
Never expected such a quick response! God bless Mr.Dave!!
(sagar on 10/27/08)
Thanks for the answer, ill give it a go!
(Kyle on 10/27/08)
i would like to ask a follow up question regarding this matter. the supply voltage is 220V
(Artemio on 10/21/08)
Thanks Dave! This relay is for a power fail alarm circuit. I have an electrolytic cap across the coil to add a few seconds of delay to eliminate an
(Joe on 08/04/08)
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Recent Answers from Dave Nyce
2008-11-19  capacitors, circuit stability Your questions are somewhat general, and I'd need more info on what you're trying to do in order to give a more specific answer. But, for example, if you are using an R/C circuit to work as a low pass...
2008-11-18  opamps, relays, pumps In a voltage follower, I would not put a resistor in series with the op amp input (non-inverting input). But if a high input voltage is possible, then a series resistor could save the op amp from damage...
2008-10-31  LVDT Modelling Almost all LVDTs will work fine with an excitation frequency of 6 kHz. To test, connect a variable frequency generator across the primary. Connect the secondaries in the normal way (series, bucking)...
2008-10-30  LVDT Modelling I'd have to see the spec you're looking at to be sure. Most specs for an AC LVDT don't list the speed at which you can move the core. But they will list that for a DC LVDT, in which all of the driving...
2008-10-30  LVDT Modelling 600 Hz is a fairly low frequency for the excitation of an LVDT. The most common frequency used on all LVDTs is 2.5 kHz. Most LVDTs will work fine with an excitation frequency anywhere in the 1 kHz to...
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