Hacks of Electronics
Here are the basic electronics tutorial circuits for beginners. You can find here tutorials on operational amplifiers (opamp), transistor, MOSFETs, 555 timer IC, audio amplifiers and many more.
Here we will see the LED flasher circuit diagram and how it works. Flashlights are used in vehicles to pass left-right signals. At many places where two people cannot talk this LED flasher can be useful. We can give signals by flashing lights of different colors. You are familiar with the Bike turn signals indicators. […]
Scaling of MOSFET means, the Reduction of scales from something, Hey! Friends let us first understand what is the basic idea behind the scaling of MOSFET? Scaling is one of the best ways to increase the performance of the Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistors (MOSFET). In scaling we reduced some critical parameters of the […]
Let’s see how to interface Arduino with temperature sensor. LM35 is a three-terminal temperature sensing device. It is used to measure temperature in the range of -55°C to 150°C. It is a three-terminal device that produces an analog voltage proportional to the temperature of its surroundings. We can convert the analog output into digital using […]
In this article you will see Arduino LCD Program with Interfacing Diagram. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) is now being used in every electronics field either it is analog or digital. To learn how LCD works with Arduino, one should know the basics of LCD. Commonly used LCD has 8 bits. Standard 16×2 LCD Display: There […]
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In this blog, we will discuss about L293D Pin Diagram its working, and its interfacing with Arduino. L293D can drive two DC motors simultaneously, with up to 600mA current in each channel. It receives a control signal from microcontrollers such as Arduino, ESP32 Dev Module, etc. based on these control signals it controls the direction […]