Abstract:
An automatic gain control circuit includes a first voltage dividing resistor, a filter circuit, a switch circuit, and an amplifying circuit. The first voltage dividing resistor divides a voltage of the automatic gain control circuit using an internal impedance of the audio device to produce a divided DC voltage, wherein the first voltage dividing resistor is connected between a first power source and an output of the audio device. The filter circuit filters audio signals outputted from the audio device to produce filtered audio signals, and wherein the filter circuit receives the divided DC voltage, wherein the filter circuit is connected to the output of the audio device. The switch circuit outputs controlling signals according to the divided DC voltage from the filter circuit. The amplifying circuit amplifies the filtered audio signals according to the controlling signals. An electronic device using the automatic gain control circuit is also provided.
Abstract:
An inrush current restraining circuit (100) includes a power source (Vcc), a charging/discharging circuit (11), a switching circuit (13), a first impedance component (Z1), a second impedance component (Z2), and a controller (10). The charging/discharging circuit is connected to the power source. An input of the switching circuit is connected to the charging/discharging circuit, and an output of the switching circuit is defined as an output of the inrush current restraining circuit. One end of the first impedance component is connected to the power source. The second impedance component is connected between the other end of the first impedance and the switching circuit. The controller is connected a joint of the first impedance component and the second impedance component, for providing a control signal.
Abstract:
An automatic gain control circuit includes a first voltage dividing resistor, a filter circuit, a switch circuit, and an amplifying circuit. The first voltage dividing resistor divides a voltage of the automatic gain control circuit using an internal impedance of the audio device to produce a divided DC voltage, wherein the first voltage dividing resistor is connected between a first power source and an output of the audio device. The filter circuit filters audio signals outputted from the audio device to produce filtered audio signals, and wherein the filter circuit receives the divided DC voltage, wherein the filter circuit is connected to the output of the audio device. The switch circuit outputs controlling signals according to the divided DC voltage from the filter circuit. The amplifying circuit amplifies the filtered audio signals according to the controlling signals. An electronic device using the automatic gain control circuit is also provided.
Abstract:
A holding device includes a base including a first protrusion and a second protrusion with a receiving space defined between the two protrusions. The first protrusion has a hole defined in an inside thereof and a clamping member is eccentrically received in the first protrusion so that a friction portion of the clamping member is movably extended through the hole and protrudes into the receiving space. A shank of a tool is received in the receiving space and clamped by the clamping member and a friction plate on the second protrusion. A cover is received in the first protrusion from an open rear end of the base so as to prevent foreign objects from entering the first protrusion.
Abstract:
A foldable paperboard table includes two first paperboards each having two first slits on lower edge thereof and two second paperboards each having two second slits on a top edge thereof. The four paperboards are interconnected with each other by engaging the first slits with the second slits to become a base portion. A top having flaps is connected to a top of the base portion and each flap has a side slit so that the flaps are folded to let each side of the first paperboards and the second paperboards engage with the side slits of the flaps to secure the top.
Abstract:
An inrush current restraining circuit (100) includes a power source (Vcc), a charging/discharging circuit (11), a switching circuit (13), a first impedance component (Z1), a second impedance component (Z2), and a controller (10). The charging/discharging circuit is connected to the power source. An input of the switching circuit is connected to the charging/discharging circuit, and an output of the switching circuit is defined as an output of the inrush current restraining circuit. One end of the first impedance component is connected to the power source. The second impedance component is connected between the other end of the first impedance and the switching circuit. The controller is connected a joint of the first impedance component and the second impedance component, for providing a control signal.
Abstract:
A clamp device which includes a base has a recess defined between two protrusions, and a chamber is defined in an inside of one of the two protrusions. A friction pad is attached to an inside of the other of the two protrusions. A frame with an inclined plate is received in the chamber and two parallel rails extend from a top surface of the inclined plate. A roller is received in the chamber and two grooves are defined in an outer surface of the roller. A friction member is mounted to the roller and located between the two grooves so that the rails are movably engaged with the grooves. A shank of a tool can be held by the friction member and the friction pad.
Abstract:
A holding device includes a base including a first protrusion and a second protrusion with a receiving space defined between the two protrusions. The first protrusion has a hole defined in an inside thereof and a clamping member is eccentrically received in the first protrusion so that a friction portion of the clamping member is movably extended through the hole and protrudes into the receiving space. A shank of a tool is received in the receiving space and clamped by the clamping member and a friction plate on the second protrusion. A cover is received in the first protrusion from an open rear end of the base so as to prevent foreign objects from entering the first protrusion.