Hacks of Electronics
Modbus Communication Protocol is commonly used in industrial automation systems to exchange data between devices. It’s a simple and robust protocol, often used for connecting electronic devices such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs), remote terminal units (RTUs), sensors, and actuators. Modbus Protocol History: The Modbus communication protocol has a rich history dating back to the […]
Creating an altimeter project using the BME280 sensor and an ESP32 microcontroller can be a fun and educational project. The BME280 is a sensor that measures temperature, pressure, and humidity, making it perfect for altitude measurement. Here’s how you can build it: Components Needed: ESP32 development board BME280 sensor module Breadboard and jumper wires OLED […]
Let’s understand working of thyristor by construction and explore some of its applications. Thyristor Definition: Also known as Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR), The Thyristor is a three-terminal, four-layer semiconductor device primarily used for high-power control and converting AC current into DC. It is typically used for high-power applications and is capable of switching large amounts […]
Let’s see various types of sensors within their classification and Applications. A sensor is a device or component that detects changes in its environment and converts those changes into an electrical signal or another form of readable data. Sensors are used in various applications to monitor, measure, or control processes, equipment, or environmental conditions. They […]
Let’s explore T flip flop truth table and working of its circuit with applications. A T flip-flop, also known as a toggle flip-flop, is a basic digital circuit element that has two stable states and can change state (toggle) based on a triggering input. T Flip Flop Circuit Diagram: Here’s the circuit diagram for a […]
An RC Phase Shift Oscillator Circuit is a type of electronic oscillator that generates sinusoidal signals. It is typically consisting of an amplifier (usually an operational amplifier), resistors, and capacitors arranged in a feedback network. The phase shift network created by the resistors and capacitors causes the output signal of the amplifier to be fed […]