Radio Frequency (RF) Watt Meter

For RF (radio frequency) transmitter experiment, watt meter is useful for optimizing the transmitter circuit. A simple RF watt meter circuit is shown in theĀ  schematic diagram below. Because circuit is not frequency sensitive, calibration is accurate on all HF bands. The sensitivity is affected by meter movement, number of turns in primary coil, and resistive voltage driver. Pots can […]

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Circuit Breakers – Video Tutorial

This is a circuit breakers video. This video explains about circuit breakers. Circuit breakers is a electronics device that is designed to provide convenience and protection. A circuit breaker can be easily and quickly reset after it trips and the circuit fault is corrected. If a fuse blows a replacement fuse may not readily available. A breaker help to maintain […]

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10W 2 Meters RF Power Amplifier

When operating from 12.5 V auto battery, single TRW PT5757 transistor provides 10 W output. L1 is 4 tums No. 20 enamel and L2 is 10 tums No.20. Both, L1 and L2 has 3/32inch inner diameter. T1 is 4:1 transmission-line transformer made from 3-inch length of twisted-pair No. 20 enamel. This circuit can be used to amplify small transmitter (1W), […]

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Op Amp Primer – Video Tutorial

Below is video tutorial about Op Amp primer. Onthis following video tell us about how an Op Amp primer works. The operation of an Op Amp is very simple, just comparing 2 voltages . There are 2 inputs on Op Amp, positive input and negative input. The positive input is called as non-inverting input and the negative input is called […]

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DC Response Analog Data Recording using Audio System

If we want to record very low frequency or DC signal on an audio recording system, we have to convert the DC/low frequency signal into the spectrum of audible sound. The figure of DC response data recording system is shown below. We can record low-frequency analog data (DC to 10kHz) anywhere, store, and then reproduced. The frequency spectrum of the […]

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