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| This low voltage circuit can be used to monitor batteries and other volatile sources of current for problems. The circuit sounds an alarm and lights an LED, but can be interfaced to any number of other circuits for many different uses. |
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| please give me introduction about low voltage alarm?send to my e mail... | ||
| i want to have the circuit operation of the low voltage alarm and the it's output waveform immediately...and also i want to know what is the low voltage alarm?oscillator or 555 timer? | ||
| i want the Pcb lay-outs of low voltage alarm | ||
| What value resistor would I need to use to replace the 5k pot so it will trigger at 11V? I am trying to make it a little lighter and smaller. Thanks | ||
| 4mv/100c 140 degrees C is when I want it to trigger so about 6 mv i need it to trigger a relay | ||
| I'm looking to make a shutdown switch for a truck. Using a very low voltage coming from the exhaust thermocouple. What modifications to this circuit should I make. I think the voltage is less than .5volts and a very small range to the desired shutdown | ||
| .im interested in this kind of project.. please send me more info. and i want to know if i need to make some adjustments for it to work. please... | ||
| the circuit not working why ? | ||
| it woks | ||
| we want more info. on low voltage indicators simply.... | ||
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