Transformer equipment failure leads to widespread power outages in Breckenridge | 100uh Inductor Smd

With mishaps with those small switchers I already cooked an inductor, and the ‘6244 was still fine… (Software mishap, FET stayed on, its a boost converter so that shorted the (4.2V) battery over the (100uH/0R7) inductor. Inductor overheated, insulation melted, and it’s now a low-inductance short). So a small motor’s stall current might not be too much of an issue for the IRLML6244 as long as it is below 5 / 6A. You’d risk burning the motor before burning the FET if it’s a small enough motor.

And work is expected to begin next year on an underwater electrical link between Ontario and Pennsylvania across Lake Erie to allow 1,000MW of power to move between Nanticoke and Erie, Penn.

The Updated research report Published By Globalmarketers titled "Global Formate Drilling Fluids Market: Industry Analysis and Forecast 2018 - 2023" offers an inside and out expectation and future prospects of

If you want to see all the kits, there is a site with scans of many old Radio Shack catalogs. This page and the next one are where I pulled the data for 1975. But there are other years, too. There were also other kits that didn’t use P-Box, including a bunch of PCBs for a buck or two for projects like power supplies and stereo preamps. That didn’t include other parts though, but — of course — you could buy them all at Radio Shack.

[H01L] SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES; ELECTRIC SOLID STATE DEVICES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR (use of semiconductor devices for measuring G01; resistors in general H01C; magnets, inductors, transformers H01F; capacitors in general H01G; electrolytic devices H01G 9/00; batteries, accumulators H01M; waveguides, resonators, or lines of the waveguide type H01P; line connectors, current collectors H01R; stimulated-emission devices H01S; electromechanical resonators H03H; loudspeakers, microphones, gramophone pick-ups or like acoustic electromechanical transducers H04R; electric light sources in general H05B; printed circuits, hybrid circuits, casings or constructional details of electrical apparatus, manufacture of assemblages of electrical components H05K; use of semiconductor devices in circuits having a particular application, see the subclass for the application) [2]

Abstract: This disclosure provides a method and system for automated sequencing of vehicles in side-by-side drive-thru configurations via appearance-based classification. According to an exemplary embodiment, an automated sequencing method includes computer-implemented method of automated sequencing of vehicles in a side-by-side drive-thru, the method comprising: a) an image capturing device capturing video of a merge-point area associated with multiple lanes of traffic merging; b) detecting in the video a vehicle as it traverses the merge-point area; c) classifying the detected vehicle associated with traversing the merge-point area as coming from one of the merging lanes; and d) aggregating vehicle classifications performed in step c) to generate a merge sequence of detected vehicles.

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General Electric, Siemens AG, Kirloskar Electric Company Ltd., Crompton Greaves Ltd., and Eaton Corp are a few key players of the distribution transformers market.

The Cementex Hundred Series Arc-Rated Face Shields feature a molded shape to minimize vision distortion. The long length, chin cup, and sides provide superior coverage and protection, while the brow shield deflects the impact of an arc blast in the event of an arc flash incident. The new gray arc-rated face shields feature translucent sides and chin area, providing improved peripheral vision for technicians working on energized equipment. The face shields meet the requirements of NFPA 70E and ASTM F2178. All Cementex products are made in the U.S.A. to the highest standards of quality.

The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) manages and plans upgrades, such as the replacement of 1956-era transformers at this Newton yard in two years at a cost $36 million.

The outage lasted four minutes, long enough to provoke thoughts about a system upon which we are deeply dependent, but know little about.

One problem with this site is that once it’s burried in the news feed, it’s difficult to find a specific article. For most of the articles, that’s fine, since those are news like stuff, but other articles are reference ones that we (well at least I, since some grumpy hackaday readers will chime in to say that they don’t need those, they see the matrix code, and they program the matrix with a 555 anyway) come back to more often.