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"Can a short produced from the isolated power supply would rather like to travel to a conductor that is connected to ground" is this a valid statement? It is not syntactically correct, so it can't b …

The LM298 module has an 78M05 regulator in DPAK, without extra cooling. The 78M05 has a junction-to-air thermal resistance of ~ 100C/W, so for a 100C rise in temperature it can dissipate 1W. With 11V …

Your approach (10V and 2 Ohm series resistor) works (only) for a circuit that draws a constant current of 2.5A at 5V. When the circuit draws more or less current it will see a voltage different from …

The specified impedance is the sort-of average over the relevant frequency range for the speaker. Googling for "speaker impedance" shows a few graphs. The impedance consists of an ohmic part and a muc …

3.3V, 500mA should be enough. But ... when you doubt whether that ESP module requires constant voltage or constant current, I seriously doubt whether you are the right person for the job.

Sadly, this seems to be common: USB cables that carry only power. To my knowledge that is not according to any USB spec. And it is quite frustrating because such a cable has no marking to distinguish …

There are two problems with your idea. One practical, and one fundamental. The practical problem is that per amount of stored energy capacitors are more expensive than inductors, and on top of that t …

Electrolytic capacitors have a very large value tolerance, -30/+50 % is not uncommon, so your small in crease in capacity is unlikely to cause a problem. And you have matched the temperature rating to …

It doesn't. A1 at the secondary side computes the error, and transfers it to the primary side using the optocoupler, which is used to pull the Vref lower, to decrease the activity of the PWM circuit, …

Like many 'output' devices, a coil for producing a magnetic field has a (DC) impedance. This impdance, in combination, with the applied voltage, determines the current, and current and voltage determi …

I guess your wall wart is a switching power supply, which can use a high-frequency transformer. In search for a transformer for your own design, you aere looking for a 50/60 Hz transformer, which need …

The statement "sine wave repeats itself after every \$2 \pi\$ interval" refers to the sine wave, defined by sin(t). You must always pay attention to the context in which such a statement is made, in p …

If it is not consumed it does not need to be produced, which saves on whatever is consumed to produce it. This of course works only if the production level can be changed rapidly, hence the electricit …

I don't have the faintest idea what an "510 Vape eCig mod" is (glow plug model car??). But NO, from you specs this is not something you can expect an USB connection to do for you, because An USB ho …

In general you can't assume that a failed component will cause a failure of the overall module. In your case: Your multimeter can only give you one value (a sort-of average), it can't tell you whe …