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Examples of AirBorn Electronics Work
ChngRF1: Link Authentication Unit
485hub1: RS485 Active Hub (5 port)
485hub1: Technical documentation
ChngSMT1: DB25 to DB25 full duplex serial protocol converter, signal powered
AntSpik1: RS232 Anti-spike
RS232 surge protectors are available commercially from most computer retailers. However, these rather inferior devices usually contain just two metal oxide varistors from the RS232 data lines to ground. In the event of a high voltage, the cheap protectors divert the surge current through the ground of the computer (without limiting it) and even then they do not isolate the source of the surge from the computer RS232 data lines.
In Contrast AntSpik1 protects all the PC RS232 lines and limits the current surge through fusible metfilm series resistors. Should the surge be too great, the metfilm resistors blow open circuit, protecting the equipment. The current flowing into the computer ground is limited. Any surge voltages are clamped very quickly using SCR clamp devices. AntSpik1 is probably the best surge protection you can buy that can be placed in-line with the equipment in a standard DB25 enclosure.
LiteKey1: Light coded key
The Light key has the advantage that an IR learning remote cannot be used (in unmodified form) to steal the pass number of a borrowed key and thus gain unauthorised access.
LiteKey1: Circuit Diagram
RomEm2: Rom Emulator unit, 1 Megabit
SPD1: Single pump fuel access control unit
BatChg1: Battery pack conditioner-charger
Watcher1: Serial COMs display
232Mon1: RS232 Monitor/Talkover
NoisInj1: Serial Noise Injector
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