Re: Uce of a HOT in a monitor
Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 22:19:13 -0400
That all depends on the particular design, and specifications. You should
take reference to the service manual for your particular make and model.
--
Jerry G.
=====
"Bart" <moernoo@tiscali.be> wrote in message
news:40d5fc29$0$84214$5fc3050@dreader2.news.tiscali.nl...
Hey all,
I have a small question:
I got 215V as Uce on the HOT of a 17" CTX VL710 monitor.
Is this normal or rather high?
Any advice is welcome...
greetz
Bart
Relevant Pages
- Sonar Design
... This is about the allocation of program resources, and distributed design ... This section is from chapter 2 of the reference book in Advanced ... PowerBuilder 4 Techniques, pp. 6 which describes high-level concepts used to ... when designing an architecture for a application. ...
(comp.lang.misc) - Re: What is a good tool to search for files/text?
... it found text that have *.html (such ... > "jerry s" wrote in message ... > behind that design is to "limit" the number of hits. ... > some filter components that ignores certain "text" words or phrases. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: Did National cheat with the Virtex 4? Or are they just smart engineers?
... and that most of the elements of a design normally exceed the specifications ... Since the guarantee is just one of "take that part out, and replace it with another" the clever engineer has been taking advantage of their components for many years. ... A very common practice is to buy commercial grade components. ... have tried to contact National about the design, ...
(comp.arch.fpga) - Re: Influence of temperature and manufacturing to propagation delay
... I have never had an FPGA fail due to not meeting its specifications ... But I design in margin to make sure, ... (funny how the real world conspires against perfection). ... FPGA that exercises the paths and logic that you actually are going to ...
(comp.arch.fpga) - Re: Class Hierarchy design problems...
... incorrect design, although I am not entirely sure it is as clean cut as ... exist on that type (which causes the problem of being able to reference the ... ItemEditor via the Items indexer. ...
(microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp) |
|
