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.

ultrasonic sensor without arduino
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Ultrasonic Sensor Without Arduino using 555 timer

Hey folks, have you used an ultrasonic sensor in your projects! Do you know how it works? In this project, we will use an ultrasonic sensor without Arduino for object detection. We will interface ultrasonic sensor with a 555 timer to control a DC motor. How ultrasonic sensors work? As the name suggests an ultrasonic […]

Arduino with 7 segment display
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Seven Segment Display with Arduino Interfacing 0 to 99 counter

Hey folks, in this article we will see what is a seven-segment display with Arduino Interfacing. How to connect a seven-segment display directly to the Arduino without any decoder IC. Also, we will code Arduino to count Arduino from 0 to 99 on seven segment display. Let’s get started. What is a seven-segment display? A […]

Phone amplifier using lm380 IC
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LM380 Audio Power Amplifier Circuit And it’s Working

The LM380 is an audio power amplifier for consumer application. Its internal gain is fixed to 14dB in order to keep the system cost minimum. A unique input stage allows inputs to be referenced with the ground. The output gets automatically self-centered to one half the supply voltage. The output amplifier is short circuit proof […]

Non inverting Schmitt trigger circuit
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Schmitt Trigger Circuit Working and Applications

A Schmitt Trigger circuit is a comparator circuit with some modifications. As compared to a normal comparator circuit the Schmitt trigger circuit has a hysteresis curve. This means that it has two threshold voltages an upper threshold and a lower threshold voltage. In Schmitt trigger hysteresis is created by applying positive feedback to the non-inverting input […]