Hacks of Electronics
Here is a simple proximity sensor circuit which shows proximity of an object by LED bar graph. Also, you will see two other simple proximity sensor designs. Proximity sensors are devices that detect the presence of an object within a certain range without any physical contact. They are widely used in various applications such as […]
Creating an LED VU meter using the LM3915 involves designing a circuit that converts audio signals into visual LED bar displays. The LM3915 is an IC that drives 10 LEDs in a logarithmic scale, making it suitable for audio level meters. A VU meter, or Volume Unit meter, is an audio visualizer that uses a […]
A zero crossing detector circuit is a simple electronic circuit used to detect the instant when the AC (alternating current) signal crosses the zero voltage point. It is commonly used in various applications such as in power control circuits, phase control circuits, motor control circuits, and in instrumentation. Zero Crossing Detector Circuit Here’s a basic […]
Hello friends, Current Switching Circuit using Arduino? Do you know how to switch between two power supplies or current sources using Arduino and Relays? Welcome to another interesting article, suppose you want to operate a device that can be operated based on the room temperature or a temperature inside the device, let’s understand this with […]
This article explains automatic night lamp circuit using a high power LEDs circuit which automatically turns the LEDs ON at night and OFF when it is daytime. The sensing part which is being used for detecting the light is Light Dependent Resistor (LDR). The resistance of LDR depends on the light incident on it. Greater […]
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