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| − | It can also run at 4.096 volts. It's used in Nuts and Volts 2020 issue 5 as a zener diode (stable) reference voltage for the SS495A hall effect sensor. | + | It can also run at 4.096 volts. It's used in Nuts and Volts 2020 issue 5 as a zener diode (stable) reference voltage for the Nano and SS495A hall effect sensor. |
Revision as of 02:21, 20 January 2025
I will start a cheese company. Integrated Cheese.
Look at the die, and you will understand how it works. Then, say: "IC".
"This is how you recycle electronics"
ADCs
Making analog to digital converters is as simple as A-D-C.
List
- https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/need-to-know-about-generic-arm-processor-die-manufacturers/msg5700541/?topicseen#msg5700541 5-10k for a micro wafer
Voltage references at 2.048 volts
Here's one example: LM4040 - https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm4040.pdf It can also run at 4.096 volts. It's used in Nuts and Volts 2020 issue 5 as a zener diode (stable) reference voltage for the Nano and SS495A hall effect sensor.
