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.
Get ready to make a smart badge or a simple wearable device such as a wristband, lanyard or watch-style device for your smart kids. And, introduce your kids to electronics and microcontrollers without them even […]
I think you’re all familiar with the various Chinese sensor modules based on the LM393 IC. That’s good, but at this point I’ll share the design idea of an LM358 IC based variable threshold solid […]
I recently picked up a bunch of minuscule Chinese USB LED Lamps. You’ve seen these amazing gizmos before, I’m sure, under a variety of names in places ranging from local street merchants to online electronics […]
A while back, I got an inquiry via email about building a simple electronics circuit to monitor the status of an analog sensor i.e., whether it is open or working properly. After a little discussion, […]
There is nothing amazing about looking at the design concept of a simple USB LED lamp, I know. But believe me, the midget USB LED lamp presented here has a little power reservoir in the […]
This post is a quick introduction to resettable PTCs (PPTCs). A polymeric positive temperature coefficient device (PPTC) is a passive electronic component used to protect against overcurrent faults in electronic circuits. Simply put, a PPTC […]
The most popular, cheap fan motor module that’s available on Chinese webstores is the L9110 Fan Motor Module. At some webstores you can see this module is listed as a “Fan Module with Propeller and […]
This little post, as the title suggests, shares some random thoughts on system voltage supervisors and related things! Supervisory Circuit Supervisory Circuits are electronic circuits that monitor one or more parameters of systems such as […]
This post shows how to get started with a quite popular and comparatively cheap color TFT display module with an Arduino Uno. To start this experiment, you need the following key components. Arduino Uno R3 […]
The post was created some time ago and I’m not sure if things have changed, but it worth a shot! Back in January 2020 I picked up one Philips DLP6006B 11000mAh Li-Ion Power Bank on […]
