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Current Mirror Circuit: Wilson and Widlar Current Mirroring Techniques Current Mirror Circuit: Wilson and Widlar Current Mirroring Techniques

In the previous article, we discussed about Current Mirror Circuit and how it can be built using a Transistor and a MOSFET.…

Current Mirror Circuit Current Mirror Circuit (Part 1): Introduction, Characteristics and Construction

The Current Mirror is a widely popular technique for monolithic IC design. In this technique, the circuit is designed in such a…

Current Sensing Techniques using Different Current Sensors Current Sensing Techniques using Different Current Sensors

Current is a very critical factor in Electronics or Electrical Engineering. In electronics, current can have a bandwidth from…

What is Capacitor Leakage Current and how to reduce it What is Capacitor Leakage Current and How to Reduce It

The capacitor is the most common component in electronics and is used in almost every electronics application. There are many…

Nodal Voltage Analysis Nodal Voltage Analysis

Analyzing circuit network is a crucial part in designing or working with pre-designed circuits, which deals with current and…

Mesh Current Analysis Mesh Current Analysis

Analyzing a circuit network and finding out the current or voltage is a tough job. However, analyzing a circuit will be easy if…

The Physics Behind Current Sensing Current Sensing Solutions in EV/HEV Batteries

The electric vehicle market is picking up quite rapidly across the globe. Estimates show that the number of electric vehicles…

Dual Converter: Working, Modes and Types An Overview of Dual Converters

In the previous tutorial, we saw how a Dual Power Supply Circuit is designed. Now, we learn about Dual Converters, which can…

Thyristor Commutation Techniques Thyristor Commutation Techniques

To turn on a Thyristor, there are various triggering methods in which a trigger pulse is applied at its Gate terminal.…

DC Circuit Theory DC Circuit TheoryWhat is DC?

In elementary school, we learned that everything is made by atoms. This is a product of three particles: Electrons…