This model will help you for when of gas spillage. It just will not make you mindful of the signal however it will likewise save your home and different homes or industrial facilities from a horrendous fire. Introduction:- Imagine for a second that you have to go out for three to […]
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This is the first bicycle accessory gadget I made with Arduino. It’s a pattern-based backlight attached to the back-bag mounted on the bicycle luggage compartment. I’m riding an electric bicycle which can speed up around 24km/h at maximum. But I had fallen already three times and one of the incidents makes me go to the
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Hello, everyone, in this instructable I will show you how to make the most useful a DIY enthusiast must-have in their workshop; a hot plate for SMD reflow soldering using a Thermocouple sensor controlled by an Arduino nano to monitor the temperature! Keep reading to know how!! Step 1: Parts and Supplies This was meant
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Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. has introduced two new families of 2A to 12A microBUCK® synchronous buck regulators featuring wide input voltage ranges from 4.5V to 55V (SiC476/7/8/9) and 4.5V to 60V (SiC466/7/8/9). Combining rugged high-performance n-channel trench MOSFETs with a controller in the compact 5×5 PowerPAK® package, the Vishay Siliconix devices deliver high efficiency and power
2A TO 12A SYNCHRONOUS BUCK REGULATORS WITH PEAK EFFICIENCIES OF 98% Continue Reading
This flasher/beacon circuit can be employed as a distress signal on highways, a direction pointer for parking lots, hospitals, and hotels, etc. The circuit uses a power LED, and provides more light than a typical incandescent lamp flasher. Use of a 6 V or 12 V SLA lantern battery makes the circuit portable. The heart
HIGH POWER LED FLASHING BEACON USES A SWITCHING REGULATOR Continue Reading
Say hello to the 1.14″ 240×135 Color TFT Display w/ MicroSD Card Breakout. It’s the size of your thumbnail, with glorious 240×135 high res pixel colour. This very very small display is only 1.14″ diagonal, packed with RGB pixels, for making very small high-density displays. It’s so small only 1.14″ diagonal but has a high density of 260 PPI,
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The operational amplifier – or “op amp” for short – is a common building block in analog electronics. Whether you’re a professional electronics designer or just getting started, it is likely you’ve used an op amp in your designs. Invented in 1941 by Karl D. Swartzel Jr. of Bell Labs, the op amp was originally
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Modular DC-DC switching voltage converters (or voltage regulators) are fully integrated devices that take away most of the complexity of power supply design — but not all. One of the key areas that are still left to the design engineer’s discretion is the choice of components for, and layout of, the energy storage and filtering
Capacitor Selection is Key to Good Voltage Regulator Design Continue Reading
Ellsworth Adhesives Europe are now taking orders for the upgraded DC100 Digital Dispense Controller from Fisnar, leading manufacturer of precision fluid dispensing equipment. The popular digital dispenser will now utilize a high precision regulator allowing it to achieve exceptional levels of dispense accuracy and repeatability. A versatile precision dispenser, the DC100 dispense controller allows users to maintain
DC100 DIGITAL DISPENSE CONTROLLER FROM FISNAR JUST GOT EVEN BETTER Continue Reading
This is a DC-DC step-up converter based on LM2585-ADJ regulator manufactured by Texas Instruments. This IC was chosen for its simplicity of use, requiring minimal external components and for its ability to control the output voltage by defining the feedback resistors (R1,R2). NPN switching/power transistor is integrated inside the regulator and is able to withstand 3A maximum
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