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Over Voltage, Over Current, Transient Voltage & Reverse Polarity Protection Circuit using RT1720 Hot Swap Controller with Fault Timer Oftentimes in an electronic circuit, it's absolutely necessary to use a special protection unit to protect the circuit from… |
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Build a Simple Stereo Audio Amplifier Board using TDA2822 An audio amplifier is an Electronic circuit that amplifies low-power audio signals to a level suitable for driving Loudspeaker… |
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Design and Build your own High Power USB Hub Port Extender Today, our desks are full of devices that require to be connected with the PC via USB or we need to work with multiple things that are having USB… |
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DIY ESP8266 based Smart Doorbell with Mobile Alert Notification This project shows how to convert a normal doorbell into a WIFI-based doorbell which notifies on your phone… |
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Design and build a Raspberry Pi 18650 Li-ion Battery HAT to make your projects portable We have been using Raspberry Pi for a long time to create many exciting projects. But, oftentimes we face an issue in selecting… |
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DIY Coffee Alarm using DS1302 RTC Module and HM-10 Bluetooth Module I have come up with the idea of a Coffee Alarm as a solution to my own real-life problem. Like any other… |
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Design and Build a Touch Capacitive Based PCB Light Panel to Control NeoPixel LED Strip In this tutorial we are going to make a Touch Capacitive PCB using an ATMega328P IC to control neo pixel led strip. We will… |
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What are SMD Thermal Jumpers and How to Implement them in Your Next Design! In this article, we will talk about SMD thermal management and design, and specifically about PCB Thermal Jumpers or Thermal… |
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New Highly Integrated Half-Bridge Solution with Intelligent Slew-Rate Control for Wireless Charger Application Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited has announced a new family of Coil Drivers with the initial product “AOZ32033AQI” which… |
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How does Environmental EMI, Temperature, Dust, Moisture, Rain, and other conditions affect the performance of your PCB? If you have worked with electronics, you would probably agree that there is never an "ideal condition" for your circuit, the… |
