Free electronic circuit design and schematic diagram
This is a circuit that can produce 6 million gain. As well as detecting general electric noise, this circuit can be used to detect “mains hum,” the presence of your hand without any direct contact, and detect static electricity. Here is the schematic diagram of the circuit: The mains cable can be located by this circuit by moving it across […]
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This is simple logic probe circuit. Logic probe is used to determine if a point in a circuit has high or low state when the circuit is in operation. Here is the schematic diagram of the circuit: When the probe is not touching any circuitry, this circuit consumes no current. It can happen because the voltage across the red LED […]
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This is Discrete Running LEDs circuit. This circuit gives a chasing pattern like the running LEDs display in video shops. Here is the schematic diagram of the circuit: When the power is applied to this circuit, all transistors will try to come on at the same time. However, some will get a different turn-on current because of the exact value […]
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This bench power supply circuit is suitable for your electronic experiment lab. This circuit can be built no on a piece of copper-laminate. The Bench Power Supply was designed to use old lantern batteries, “D”, and “C”. This circuit can produce at least 12v -14v from old batteries and cells. As a heat-sink, this circuit uses a board. To connect […]
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The benefit of stepping down the voltage of the battery is that we can give a constant/stable performance for our devices until the battery runs out the power. That’s only one example of voltage regulation, actually there can be more advantage depends on your need. Here is one example of voltage regulator circuit constructed from discrete components: This is a […]
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This is Positive Low Voltage Hot Swap Controller circuit with Power Limiter. This circuit gives intelligent control of the power supply voltage to the load during removal and insertion of circuit cards from “hot” power sources or a live system backplane. This circuit uses The LM25069 that gives in-rush current control to limit system voltage transients and droop. This circuit […]
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This is Versatile Boost Converter circuit using TPS108x. The TPS1081 has chosen because it is suitable for application that requires up to 20 V and 100 mA to drive each column of a passive-matrix OLED (PMOLED). the TPS61080 is suitable for application that requires less than 10 V and only tens of milliamps per column for the active-matrix OLED (AMOLED). […]
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