Hacks of Electronics
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 […]
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 […]
Here is the circuit diagram of a peak detector circuit using opamp. A peak detector circuit is used to determine the maximum (peak) value of an input signal. It stores the maximum value of the input signal for a very long interval of time. In many applications we need to measure the maximum value of […]
The precision rectifier is a type of rectifier that converts the AC signal to DC without any loss of signal voltage. In a precision rectifier circuit using opamp, the voltage drop across the diode is compensated by the opamp. In a Diode voltage drop is around 0.6V or 0.7V. Also, this circuit can be made […]
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 […]
Voltage controlled oscillator circuit is an electronic oscillator circuit whose output frequency is controlled by an input voltage source. By varying the input voltage, we can change the output frequency. A voltage controlled oscillator can produce frequencies ranging from few Hertz to tens of Gigahertz. Voltage to frequency converters is used in frequency modulation FM […]