Free electronic circuit design and schematic diagram
This is a RS232 Line Driver Power Supply circuit. This circuit can gives an output of ± 12V at ± 40 mA and only requires an input voltage as low as 4.2V. The efficiency of this circuit is better than 70%. This circuit provides a line regulation of ± 0.08% and a load regulation of ± 1.25% (from 10% to […]
Read more
This is a 1.5 to 9 volts inverter schematic circuit. This is low cost and a simple circuit that need few components.This circuit is used in many application that requires 9 volts power supply. using this circuit we can replace the expensive 9v batteries. This circuit can convert 1.5V to 9V. This circuit can be used only for application that […]
Read more
Usually, when an high heating of the application environment is occurred due to the power dissipation, we use high current linear solution to solve that problem. But, we can solve that problem using Adjustable 1.5A Step Down 1.5 MHz Switching Regulator circuit. This circuit use ST1S03 step down DC-DC converter. The ST1S03 can also used for powering low-voltage digital core […]
Read more
There are two types of highly integrated boost converters, the TPS61081 and TPS61080. Both of them require low input voltage of 2.5V and the output is adjustable up to 27 V. The TPS61080’s current limit rating of the integrated power switches is 0.5 A and 1.3 A for TPS61081. Here is the circuit : It is useful for industrial application […]
Read more
If you are a hobbyist or a professional electronic engineer who make many electronic experiment, troubleshooting, or testing, providing wide range variable voltage power supply in your lab or workshop will make your life easier. You can build your variable power supply using linear adjustable regulator, but switching technology let you design a very wide voltage adjustment range without loosing […]
Read more
A DC-to-DC step-up converter is traditionally implemented using transformer, working by converting the DC voltage to AC Voltage, step-up it using transformer, then rectify and filter the transformer’s output to get a higher DC voltage. Using a switching method, we can step-up a voltage without a transformer. We just need an inductor which is driven by a switching transistor to […]
Read more
If only a 5 volt positive supply is available and you need a negative voltage for op-amp or other biasing purpose, the you can generate the negative supply from the positive supply using this circuit. This circuit give same functionality with our previous 555 switching circuit, but now we use a CMOS inverter gate. Using CMOS component allow our circuit […]
Read more