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Digital Flip Flop
can you give me sites or an actual image of a circuit with flip flops and IC's in it?
All the things that we discussed so far are flip flops, IC's and basic Digital stuff...
The components that we currently used were resistors, diodes, transistors, capacitors, inductors, transformers and the likes.....
If you can give us a great image of the circuit or the site, you are a lot of help to us...
Thanks
http://www.discovercircuits.com/DJ-Circuits/oneshots.htm
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Lecture 18 - JK and T Flip Flops
Which of these two digital cameras would you choose?
I am shopping for a new digital camera! [I currently have the first-generation Nikon Coolpix, which serves me well. But I have a very shaky hand and am amping up for image stabilization, etc.] I use my camera mostly in Europe (>1/2 the year) and for other traveling.
I flip-flop between the Samsung SL-310W and the Canon powershot A1000.
The main issues are a) Rechargeable Li or AA batteries and also b) Necessity of a viewfinder. The Samsung blows away the others based on features and price, but it requires charging on mains power (can you charge a camera on USB like an iPod?). The Canon has both a viewfinder and AA power, but it's bigger, and heavier, and has only single-image stabilization.
Thanks for the tips!
You cannot charge digital cameras using a USB port.
Pick a camera that uses a Li-ion battery ... they hold their charges longer and can last for many years.
What do you mean, single-image stabilization? Image stabilization is all about getting shots that do not show any camera movement. That is done, one shot at a time. You can learn to stabilize your camera by supporting it against a wall, table or other sturdy object or by using the viewfinder and pressing the camera against your eye, cheek and using both hands to hold the camera while squeezing the shutter release smoothly
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October 19th, 2010 at 4:13 pm
555 timer is a digital IC, not analogue. See how it works (ioncluding digital flip