Data Slicer Primer
Any electronics experimenter can connect an analog sensor to a microcontroller and run it with the help of a piece of code. Sometimes there’s a reason to provide a clean digital signal input to the […]
Pulse Drop Detector
In this episode, you can see a simple yet reliable idea to build your own pulse drop detector circuit which is nothing but a configurable dual-monostable setup tailored for some distinct real-world applications. The given […]
LiFePO4 Battery Charger
Perhaps, the most ideal rechargeable battery chemistry for industrial electronics today is the LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) battery. This newer type of lithium solution is inherently non-combustible and best known for its strong safety profile […]
Lady Beetle LED
Lady Beetle LED is nothing but a little automatic model toy light, may be a nice Xmas gift for your loved companion. Here’s its tried and tested circuit diagram: As you can see, the circuit […]
USB to DMX Interface Adapter/Converter (v1.0)
This is another revision of my USB to RS485 Converter circuitry which performs the USB (Universal Serial Bus) to two wire RS485 (two-wire half-duplex) and vice versa. This time the design focus is much more […]
Little LED Night Marker (v1)
Little LED Night Marker introduced here is a simple circuit based on the common and cheap dual-operational amplifier LM358. The night marker is in fact a safety device designed to mount near obstructions in unilluminated […]
Camper Inverter
Camper Inverter introduced here is nothing but the minimal design of a compact dc-ac power inverter built around a couple of less expensive electronic components. This little device can serve as a portable source of […]
Nano Taser
Taser™ is a weapon that fires wires to deliver a temporarily paralyzing electric shock used in many countries and by law enforcement agents. Certainly my intention is not to share the circuit diagram of a […]
Light Intensity to Frequency Converter Module
Like the ducklings followed their mother around the pond, certain electronics hobbyists are still going along with pre-wired China modules. Certainly it’s not a good habit because by taking shortcuts (even for simple tasks) they’re […]
Build Your Own 4-Digit 7-Segment LED Display Module
Here’s one simple circuit idea of a 4-digit 7-segment light emitting diode display module which can be driven by many microprocessors and development boards. I have been using it with my Arduino microcontrollers since getting […]