Wow, the UX kind of sucks. I just wanted to browse the devices - no way to do that, only option is an 'ai' search. Ok, I type in "Show All Devices" and it canoodles for about 30 seconds (great use of compute resources)…
>> You think kids aren't running across the street at night out in the country? Chasing a soccer ball? >Only in well light areas, usually with a low speed limit too. Not something I've commonly seen when driving, but…
> If someone is interested in draw over a period, e.g. over one hour, you'd say it used 5Wh in that period. Wh per hr? Let's just cut through the confusion and say it draws (J/s)Hr / Hr. :P More seriously, if you are…
If you aren't fussed about galvanic isolation there are many SMPS topologies that don't use transformers. Cheapest step down converter would be a simple buck regulator - no transformer needed!
At least with American currency it varies, e.g. one dollar is $1 while one penny is 1¢.
A great many people when they see a open straight road with little obstacles or pedestrians will go 45-50 MPH. A great many people when they see a 15 MPH sign will go 20 MPH. Pair that low speed limit with a "fast" road…
Wow, the UX kind of sucks. I just wanted to browse the devices - no way to do that, only option is an 'ai' search. Ok, I type in "Show All Devices" and it canoodles for about 30 seconds (great use of compute resources)…
>> You think kids aren't running across the street at night out in the country? Chasing a soccer ball? >Only in well light areas, usually with a low speed limit too. Not something I've commonly seen when driving, but…
> If someone is interested in draw over a period, e.g. over one hour, you'd say it used 5Wh in that period. Wh per hr? Let's just cut through the confusion and say it draws (J/s)Hr / Hr. :P More seriously, if you are…
If you aren't fussed about galvanic isolation there are many SMPS topologies that don't use transformers. Cheapest step down converter would be a simple buck regulator - no transformer needed!
At least with American currency it varies, e.g. one dollar is $1 while one penny is 1¢.
A great many people when they see a open straight road with little obstacles or pedestrians will go 45-50 MPH. A great many people when they see a 15 MPH sign will go 20 MPH. Pair that low speed limit with a "fast" road…