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Components, circuits, or systems that convert between electrical and optical (light) energy.

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I have this circuit of a solenoid controller I have, and I'm trying to understand a few things about it. I simulated it in FALSTAD. I used a relay in place of the solenoid in Falstad. Also two NPN ...
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I’m working on a project that involves integrating a PPG (photoplethysmography) sensor with a pressure cuff system for measurements on extremities. This is for an academic project, not for clinical or ...
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Is there an electronic device that detects EM waves while allowing them to pass through? Kind of like a window that can detect a measure the qualities/quantities of a light ray but lets it pass ...
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I do not understand completely the principle of the linear optocoupler IL300. My reference is this tutorial, especially the part, where it is analyzed in detail: On the left side the OpAmp U1 adjusts ...
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I am trying to implement the following schematic: The two +30V sources are controlled simultaneously with the SSR LEDs. So if the top 30V source is switched on, the top SSR turns to ON state, and ...
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Is it conceivable that during troubleshooting, an optocoupler is functionally OK based on the "go-no-go" test, but when the CTR (current transfer ratio) is measured, the value is outside the ...
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Why are p- and n-doped semiconductor layers essential in an LED structure? What would happen if, instead of using these layers to inject carriers into the active region, we directly connected highly ...
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I need help in a simulation for LTspice. I need to shift a quadratic signal, the thing is that this signal is made in bv (behavioral voltage) using a function; V={V(n_x)^2}, which changes a SINE ...
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This is a design for a 3-phase H-bridge for a motor driver. I want to know why the optocouplers are all connected with one line in pin 8. EDIT: I think I caused a misunderstanding, this is my design, ...
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I need some IP-KVM's for my homelab, so I decided to build 3 PiKVM's following this guide from the official docs. I almost got all the parts and designed a custom PCB for the ATX controller, which I ...
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hopefully I can pose this question well. I have a fiberoptic communications circuit as part of a larger device which I designed which has worked really well with HFBR-2505AZ, but unfortunately I can ...
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I am looking at a photodiode BPV10NF and it says the typical reverse light current is 55 μA. In the lab, I have found that the light current keeps increasing with light intensity well past 300 μA when ...
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Can we saturate the BJT in emitter follower configuration by increasing base current? If yes, what happens in the process? How does increase in collector current decrease \$V_{CE}\$ when there is no ...
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Here is the circuit of normal BJT in emitter follower configuration. I understand that when conducting, $$V_e = V_b - 0.7$$ In the above case, \$V_e = 1.33V\$ Now, consider an opto coupler circuit as ...
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I must be doing something dumb here as my circuit tests fine yet I can't control the 5mm LED (not a strip of them). I have a simple 1 second on/off pulse on the input pin 22. I measured pin 16 on the ...
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