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| Ray... |
 Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:36 am |
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I don't know much about electrical circuits beyond Ohm's law, but I have a
project that I would like to solve.
Attached is a schematic involving two circuits and a power transistor.
Basically, circuit "A" is an off-on circuit operating at 12V at (no spam) 2 amps. I
would like it to switch circuit "B" off-on which is operating 12V at (no spam) 8 amps.
What I need to know is where to connect the + & - terminals of circuits "A"
& "B" to what terminals (B,C, E) on the transistor.
Thanks, in advance.
Ray |
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| petrus bitbyter... |
| Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 8:52 am |
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"Ray" <ral007 at (no spam) verizon.net> schreef in bericht
news:ePMvl.631$6%.135 at (no spam) nwrddc01.gnilink.net...
[quote:58ad81e62b]I don't know much about electrical circuits beyond Ohm's law, but I have a
project that I would like to solve.
Attached is a schematic involving two circuits and a power transistor.
Basically, circuit "A" is an off-on circuit operating at 12V at (no spam) 2 amps. I
would like it to switch circuit "B" off-on which is operating 12V at (no spam) 8
amps. What I need to know is where to connect the + & - terminals of
circuits "A" & "B" to what terminals (B,C, E) on the transistor.
Thanks, in advance.
Ray
[/quote:58ad81e62b]
This group does not support attachments you yours is lost. Go to
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if you want to attach something. Sci.electronics newsgroups often refer to
that group where they place schematics or pictures.
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