Who has never experienced oscillations issues when using an operational amplifier? Opampsare often used in a simple voltage follower configuration. However, this is not the bestconfiguration in terms of capacitive loading and potential risk of oscillations.Capacitive loads have a big impact on the stability of operational amplifier-basedapplications. Several compensation methods exist to stabilize a standard op-amp. Thisapplication note describes the most common ones, which can be used in most cases.The general theory of each compensation method is explained, and based on this, specific
CopyPwd is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Usage of CopyPwd is at the risk of the person or company using this software
DELPHIBOX
The ImageHTML converts images to ASCII characters in HTML format.
The output image is in three formats: true color, grayscale, and
mono color.
The ImageHTML is provided "AS IS " without any warranty of any
kind, either express or implied. The entire risk as to the quality
and performance of the software is with you. The author is not
liable for any damages resulting from the use and misuse of the
software.
The ImageHTML is freeware. You may copy it as long as you copy all
of files.
Simple VaR Calculator provides:
- Evaluation of return distribution of single asset or portfolio of assets
- Volatility forecasts using moving average and exponential algorithm
- Value at risk of single asset or portfolio measurement using parametric and historical simulation.
- Historical data can be obtained from simple text file or MS Excel using Matlab Excel Links.
This example demo code is provided as is and has no warranty,
implied or otherwise. You are free to use/modify any of the provided
code at your own risk in your applications with the expressed limitation
of liability (see below) so long as your product using the code contains
at least one uPSD products (device).
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Visual Studio Project Renamer
For Win9x/NT/2k
By Niek Albers
nieka@daansystems.com
(C)2001 DaanSystems
Homepage: http://www.daansystems.com
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Use with care and on your own risk!
Make backups before you use this program.
Do a rebuild all on your renamed project.
Usage: vsrename <oldname> <newname> <dir>
Where:
oldname : The old name of your project (typically the xxx from xxx.dsw)
newname : The new name for your project
dir : The directory tree that holds the project.
The program will replace all occurences of oldname to newname in all
files and rename all filenames that have the old name in it.
It will walk subdirectories.
This a version of Anders Melander s TGIFImage ported to Delphi 7.
It supports animated GIF files in Delphi 7.
Note: This Delphi 7 version should also work older Delphi versions (not tested much).
WARNING: Use it at your own risk.
I m posting it with permission from the author Anders Melander.
ST uPSD32XX I2C This example demo code is provided as is and has no warranty,
implied or otherwise. You are free to use/modify any of the provided
code at your own risk in your applications with the expressed limitation
of liability (see below) so long as your product using the code contains
at least one uPSD products (device)
This product has been manufactured to your company’s specifications a part for use in your
company’s general electronic products. It is guaranteed to perform according to delivery
specifications. For any other use apart from general electronic equipment, we cannot take
responsibility if the product is used in medical devices, nuclear power control equipment,
aerospace equipment, fire and security systems, or any other applications in which there is a
direct risk to human life and where extremely high levels of reliability are required. If the
product is to be used in any of the above applications, we will need to enter into a separate
product liability agreement.
RFID, the wireless technology that has helped
millions of people around the world to protect their property and
make their workplaces safer is now in danger of being viewed as a
security risk. Ray Stanton examines the love-hate relationship
between people and Radio Frequency Identification [RFID] tags and
highlights the need for informed debate about the privacy issues the
technology raises.
