Photosensitive Bristlebot – STEM Edition
Bristlebot is a great easy way for kids to start to learn basic electronics. Bristlebot is perhaps the simplest form of a walking robot with a rigid bristle toothbrush body. It seems simple, a Bristlebot […]
Tutorials on electronics for beginners, hobbyist, and experienced geeks. Electronics is a vast area that covers analog and digital systems. Codrey explains how to build your own analog circuits and transforming them into digital blocks.
Bristlebot is a great easy way for kids to start to learn basic electronics. Bristlebot is perhaps the simplest form of a walking robot with a rigid bristle toothbrush body. It seems simple, a Bristlebot […]
Although there are many dedicated sensors and sensor modules to measure current, this post describes the more orthodox method using a shunt resistor! A shunt resistor is a power resistor with very low resistance especially […]
For today’s post, I thought it would be a good idea to see if I could create a reliable soft latching switch mechanism using a handful of electronic components lying around… First of all, note […]
Still, a google search for a commonly available temperature sensor to connect to a microcontroller quickly brings up the LM35. And, copy-paste of a little bit of clichéd code uploaded to the intended microcontroller makes […]
Today, let us have a quick look at the task of boosting dc voltages. It is perhaps worth noting that every other consumer electronic gadget on the market performs some form of voltage conversions imply […]
When designing a security system, often we need to add a siren circuitry with it. Fortunately, there are many analog and digital electronics ways to accomplish that chore. However, these days, we can also use […]
A current mirror is a circuit segment that functions to produce a copy of the current flowing into or out of an input terminal by replicating the current in an output terminal. In the analog […]
After getting a few vintage automotive solid state relays (SSRs) from a flea market thru a friend abroad, I decided to make a low-cost automotive solid state relay myself. So, this post covers the design […]
Get ready to make a high-resistance continuity tester pen that runs on a pair of common 1.5V AA batteries. This design is based on an idea from a Chinese website but with a few modifications. […]
Many of the newer robotic toys for kids now use 1.5V AA or AAA batteries as the power source. And it is a common practice to wire them in series to get a healthy 6VDC […]