Analog Electronics deals with electronic systems that has a continuous variable signal. In this section we will discuss about various analog electronic projects that can be used to design your own amplifiers, oscillators, filters, analog converters, waveform generators and other analog circuits as required by your application.
A potentiometer is a mechanical device using which one can set the resistance according to the desired value, thus changing the…
Sometimes, we might need an AC bulb flasher circuit that can blink a series of bulbs in a particular time interval for…
An op-amp plays a very crucial role when it comes to designing circuits with analogue components. But while implementing such…
In the measurement industry, a very crucial functional block is a Programmable Gain Amplifier (PGA). If you are an electronic…
In a previous article, I have shown you how you can build your own switched capacitor voltage converter circuit using the…
In the previous article, we discussed the basics of impedance matching and how to use an impedance matching transformer. Apart…
A buck converter (step-down converter) is a DC-to-DC switching converter that steps down voltage while maintaining a constant…
Often times, we need to control bass, treble, and volume of our audio signal before passing it through amplification stages to…
Who does not like the rumbling tone of a distorted electric guitar? It is a key part of many important genres of music, especially in blues and…
Anyone who deals with electronics will have come across waveform generator circuits like rectangular waveform generator, square…
A superheterodyne receiver uses signal mixing to convert the input radio signal into a steady intermediate frequency (IF) that…
Operational amplifier is an integral part of Electronics, and we previously learned about Op-amps in various op-amp based…
