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Don't know what you mean
The pictures I posted were only to illustrate RED pcb.
People like to buy candy, just because it looks great.
Yes I can open such files.(DjVu)
Can you put here chart of Russian components symbols for schematics. I am collecting old Soviet era circuits that I can find. You can give also.
Not just metal detectors, anything else will also be good
have it but in DJVU format. are you able to open those files?
Can you put here chart of Russian components symbols for schematics. I am collecting old Soviet era circuits that I can find. You can give also.
Not just metal detectors, anything else will also be good
Thanks for the Alphabet soup. I can save and use as reference whenever you put circuit here.
I will do some more reading on the topic of capacitors to increase my knowledge.
Russian alphabet I don't know, but it looks like electrolytic caps are rated 6? So I'm guessing 6 volts rating. So power supply is restricted to below this. I say 3-4.5 volts.
What I find interesting is C2 and C3, connected back to back, as substitute for non polarized cap.
DB big problem you do NOT know what is REAL substitute for nonpolar capacitors. it is NOT so simple you are grasp to yourself.
This is very good. My one and only criticism is the color of board. I think for small stand alone pcb(not meant to be placed inside any box), red is more attractive like baby candy!
Very good work as usual.
That cap looks odd, I know it's a good cap, but it looks ****ed up.
Resistor are rated in watts, which is a function of voltage(volts) and current(amperes).
So power supply max must also take into consideration the maximum current that will flow through any given resistor multiplied by the voltage drop across the resistor. The resistor must be rated at suffice wattage to accommodate this.
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