Explore all electronics projects from simple electronics projects to high-end MCU and IoT projects. These projects belong to a wide range of categories such as Embedded, Power Electronics, Analog, Digital Electronics, Audio and Internet of Things. The below list of electronics projects contains 1200+ projects come under various electronics engineering domains.
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Security has always been a major concern for mankind. Today we have video surveillance cameras in schools, hospitals and every…
This is the second tutorial of a sequence of tutorial in which we are learning the MSP430G2 LaunchPad from Texas Instruments…
Amplifiers are the backbone of Analog electronics. They are used vastly in the field of electronics industry. Amplifiers are…
The MPU6050 is an IC 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope combined into one unit. It also houses a temperature sensor…
The first thing that comes in mind when listening to the word Joystick is the game controller. Yes, it’s exactly the same and…
In a voltage-controlled current source circuit, as the name implies, a small amount of voltage across the input will…
OTA (Over the Air) Programming is a feature of any WiFi-enabled microcontroller like ESP32 and ESP8266 that allows these…
Line follower Robot (LFR) is a machine that follows a line, it may be a black line or a white line. The line following bot is…
Obstacle detection is one of the major concerns for a blind person. Presented here is a smart blind stick using Arduino Uno and…
An electronic scoreboard is one of the most important gadgets anybody can have during any sports tournament. Old manual…
In this article, we will see how to design a simple 12V Li-Ion battery pack and how to use it with a protection…
In this tutorial we are going to show you that how to Generate a Low Power Square Wave Using IC 4047, we will also confirm the output using…
