All the best, Gary Hagstrom Crackerjack, a MaineCat P-47 safely in heated storage for the winter Iron River, Wisconsin

The cell runs just fine, but the circuits that drive it die. There are tables in the data sheets that pretty well document this. Since these gizmos already have been out in the field for a while, I need to get all the life I can out of them.

Blair wrote: > > On Oct 24, 2010, at 1:44 PM, Richard H McCorkle wrote: >> The disease will continue to progress until >> ultimately all of the patients personal time and money are >> exhausted or they die. > > One can only hope that the local coroner is also a Time-Nut, so that time of death can be determined with suitable accuracy and precision.

Doesn't unlock, but > EFC jumping all over. > Is my oven controller dieing? I did a reacquire satellites abt 10 days > ago - no difference. > See plot below of the last ~36 days. Any thing to try - restart from cold, > etc ??? > George > >

AFAIK, these are all band-gap temperature sensors. But unlike a discrete sensor, you have the problem that they only contain a low resolution ADC on die (somewhere between 8 and 14 bit). If your goal is to measure temperature and report it with an accuracy of about 1°C, then these are the easiest to use sensors you can buy.

Yes, this all *assumes* you are writing code from scratch for the micro. That may or may not be the case…… The main reason for spread spectrum is to make EMI requirements easier to pass. Once you get to a small enough part, it really doesn’t generate all that much EMI internally. Again, a lot of assumptions get into that.

We decided just to leave, and I started pulling in the anvil but it was coming in awfully easy. Of course it did, all I was pulling on was a rusted corroded eye bolt and snap hook. Anchor rode came in easy too, all that was left attached was the shank of the anchor and a bent piece of metal. My uncle was unphased.

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> They'll all > come back out after the fuel prices come down. > > Enjoy, > > Fred > Tug 44 > ---------------------------------------- > From: FloridaKeyz@aol.com > Sent: > Sunday, August 24, 2008 2:32 PM > To: rcrogers6@kennett.net, > ralph@alphacompservices.com, twojscom@quadnet.net, > dannysfault@starband.net > Subject: GL: Where have all the cruisers