NEW PRODUCT NEWS RELEASE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL: Don McClatchie PHONE: 800-235-6960 E-Mail: fmsystemsinc@sbcglobal.net Website: www.fmsystems-inc.com FM SYSTEMS, INC. announces the new HDFM-1 Camera Focus Meter for High Definition analog Cameras. The HDFM-1 meter measures HD Camera focus with numeric and bar graph displays to remove the subjective nature of setting cameras by eye
COPPER WIRE RESISTANCE CHART A.W.G. FEET PER OHMS OHMS PER 1000 FEET GAGE at 77 Deg F at 149 Deg F at 77 Deg F at 149 Deg F 0 10000.00 8621.00 0.100 0.116 1 7936.00 6849.00 0.126 0.146 2 6289.00 5435.00 0.159 0.184 3 4975.00 4310.00 0.201 0.232 4 3953.00 3425.00 0.253 0.292 5 3135.00 2710.00 0.319 0.369 6 2481.00 2151.00 0.403 0.465 7 1968.00 1706.00 0.508 0.586 8 1560.00 1353.00 0.641 0.739 9 1238.00 1073.00 0.808 0.932 10 980.40 847.50 1.020 1.180 11 781.30 675.70 1.280 1.480 12 617.30 534.80 1.620 1.870 13 490.20 423.70 2.040 2.360 14 387.60 336.70 2.580 2.970 15 307.70 266.70 3.250 3.750 16 244.50 211.40 4.090 4.730 17 193.80 167.80 5.160 5.960 18 153.60 133.20 6.510 7.510 19 121.80 105.50 8.210 9.480 20 96.20 84.00 10.400 11.900 21 76.30 66.20 13.100 15.100 22 60.60 52.60 16.500 19.000 23 48.10 41.70 20.800 24.000 24 38.20 33.10 26.200 30.200 25 30.30 26.20 33.000 38.100 26 24.00 20.80 41.600 48.000 27 19.00 16.50 52.500 60.600 28 15.10 13.10 66.200 76.400 29 12.00 10.40 83.400 96.300 30 9.50 8.30 105.000 121.000 31 7.50 6.50 133.000 153.000 32 6.00 5.20 167.000 193.000 33 4.70 4.10 211.000 243.000 34 3.80 3.30 266.000 307.000 35 3.00 2.60 335.000 387.000 36 2.40 2.00 423.000 488.000 37 1.90 1.60 533.000 616.000 38 1.50 1.30 673.000 776.000 39 1.20 1.00 848.000 979.000 40 0.93 0.81 1070.000 1230.000 If you liked this, Click here and sign up for our free monthly newsletter with helpful tips and other articles that you will also like.
PREFIXES for NUMBERS Electronics, Radio and all of the Science fields use numbers that are wildly large and small. For the sake of working with these large numbers our culture has developed Prefix's to keep the numbers small enough to be workable. These are the most
IP VIDEO REFLECTIONS ON COAX CABLE By Frank McClatchie In the process of retrofitting IP cameras into an analog video installation it is sometimes possible to use the existing coaxial cable to save time and construction expenses when the cables are hard to run or require extensive
LOGARITHMIC VOLTAGE RATIOS BY: FRANK McCLATCHIE dB RATIO dB RATIO dB RATIO dB RATIO 6 = 1.995263 5 = 1.778279 4 = 1.584932 3 = 1.412538 2 = 1.258925 1 = 1.122019 0 = 1.000000 -20 = 0.10000 -40 = 0.01000 -60 = 0.00100 -1 = 0.891250 -21 = 0.08913 -41 = 0.00891 -61 = 0.00089 -2 = 0.794330 -22 = 0.07943 -42 = 0.00794 -62 = 0.00079 -3 = 0.707490 -23 = 0.07075 -43 = 0.00707 -63 = 0.00071 -4 = 0.630960 -24 = 0.06310 -44 = 0.00631 -64 = 0.00063 -5 = 0.562340 -25 = 0.05623 -45 = 0.00562 -65 = 0.00056 -6 = 0.501190 -26 = 0.05012 -46 = 0.00501 -66 = 0.00050 -7 = 0.446680 -27 = 0.04467 -47 = 0.00447 -67 = 0.00045 -8 = 0.398110 -28 = 0.03981 -48 = 0.00398 -68 = 0.00040 -9 = 0.354800 -29 = 0.03548 -49 = 0.00355 -69 = 0.00035 -10 = 0.316230 -30 = 0.03162 -50 = 0.00316 -70 = 0.00032 -11 = 0.281840 -31 = 0.02818 -51 = 0.00282 -71 = 0.00028 -12 = 0.251190 -32 = 0.02512 -52 = 0.00251 -72 = 0.00025 -13 = 0.223870 -33 = 0.02239 -53 = 0.00224 -73 = 0.00022 -14 = 0.199550 -34 = 0.01996 -54 = 0.00200 -74 = 0.00020 -15 = 0.177830 -35 = 0.01778 -55 = 0.00178 -75 = 0.00018 -16 = 0.158490 -36 = 0.01585 -56 = 0.00158 -76 = 0.00016 -17 = 0.141250 -37 = 0.01413 -57 = 0.00141 -77 = 0.00014 -18 = 0.125890 -38 = 0.01259 -58 = 0.00126 -78 = 0.00013 -19 = 0.112200 -39 = 0.01122 -59 = 0.00112 -79 = 0.00011 -20 = 0.100000 -40 = 0.01000 -60 = 0.00100 -80 = 0.00010 MULTIPLY OR DIVIDE THESE NUMBERS BY ANY FACTOR THAT ZERO dB IS SUPPOSED TO REPRESENT If you liked this, Click here and sign up for our free monthly newsletter with helpful tips and other
STANDARD RESISTOR VALUES MOVE THE DECIMAL POINT FOR ANY VALUE 1%, 5%, 10% AND 20% ARE LISTED. 1% INCREMENTS . 5% 10% 20% 10.0 10.2 10.5 10.7 10.0 10.0 10.0 11.0 11.3 11.5 11.8 11.0 12.1 12.4 12.7 13.0 12.0 12.0 13.3 13.7 14.0 14.3 13.0 14.7 15.0 15.4 15.8 15.0 15.0 15.0 16.2 16.5 16.9 17.4 16.0 17.8 18.2
ASCII control characters (character code 0-31) 0- 32 characters in the ASCII-table are control codes to control peripherals such as printers. Symbol DEC OCT HEX BIN HTML Number HTML Name Description NUL 0 0 0 00000000 � Null char SOH 1 1 1 00000001  Start of Heading STX 2 2 2 00000010  Start of Text ETX 3 3 3 00000011  End of Text EOT 4 4 4 00000100  End of Transmission ENQ 5 5 5 00000101  Enquiry ACK 6 6 6 00000110  Acknowledgment BEL 7 7 7 00000111  Bell BS 8 10 8 00001000  Back Space HT 9 11 9 00001001 Horizontal Tab LF 10 12 0A 00001010 Line Feed VT 11 13 0B 00001011  Vertical Tab FF 12 14 0C 00001100  Form Feed CR 13 15 0D 00001101 Carriage Return SO 14 16 0E 00001110  Shift Out / X-On SI 15 17 0F 00001111  Shift In / X-Off DLE 16 20 10 00010000  Data Line Escape DC1 17 21 11 00010001  Device
THE AFFECTS OF COMMON MODE INTERFERENCE ON IP VIDEO SIGNALS BY: Frank McClatchie The transmission of a digital IP video image involves the generation of “differential digital signals” on the two pairs of wires that constitute the wire transmission path. The term differential means that whenever there
JUST HOW CLOSE IS YOUR IP CAMERA TO FAILURE ? By Frank McClatchie This is not a casual question. IP Camera Systems are famous for both delivering an excellent picture and also for intermittent operation for no apparent reason. It is in fact critical to the reliable
By Frank McClatrchie INDUCTORS SELF RESONANCE EFFECT When purchasing coils and inductors or in the process of selecting them for a project you will come across a specification called Self Resonance that may seem a bit obscure, however that specification should be examined carefully to make sure
