[sdiy] Ratio switching!
Tim Parkhurst
tim.parkhurst at gmail.com
Thu May 24 05:53:39 CEST 2007
On 5/23/07, karl dalen <dalenkarl at yahoo.se> wrote:
> Is it silly to assume one to build a accurate frequency ratio
> switcher with simple resistor dividers? (i.e no pot's).
>
> For example a desired 2416.33mV would require (E24) 16.000k ohm and
> a 5.100k ohm which gives at best a voltage of 2417.06mV error of 0.01661%
>
> Not to bad!
>
> Perhaps just use a quality pot to trim only for the very lowest of ratios?
>
> If i only could easily get hold of a supplier for the complete E196 series! :-(
>
> Suggest a supplier please!
>
> Reg
> KD
>
Maybe Mouser? Otherwise, you might try Futurlec. Good range of 1% Rs,
and reasonable prices.
Tim (resistance is futile, but inductance might work) Servo
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