Does anyone know what is considered VERY HIGH regards levels of ALT and ALP? Since PBC diagnose in Dec 2010 mine have gone down due to urso with last mth's blood repeats coming in at ALT of 2 times higher what is considered the normal range and ALP at 3 times higher than normal ranges. I don't seem to be able to find out anything (even on Google) as to what is considered very high levels.
This Hall-effect camshaft reference sensor and crankshaft position sensor have an electronic circuit built in that creates a 0- to 5-volt signal as shown at the bottom. These Hall-effect sensors have three wires: a power supply (8 volts) from the computer (controller); a signal (0 to 5 volts); and a signal ground.
If a resistor drops 50% of the total battery voltage in a voltage divider circuit, that proportion of 50% will remain the same as long as the resistor values are not altered. So, if the total voltage is 6 volts, the voltage across that resistor will be 50% of 6, or 3 volts. If the total voltage is 20 volts, that resistor will drop 10 volts, or 50% of 20 volts. The next part of this experiment is a validation of Kirchhoff's Voltage Law. For this, you need to identify each unique point in the circuit with a number.