This simple mains 220 V, 110 V AC voltage home protector circuit will protect all the mains operated appliances of your home from high and low voltage situations and also from sudden voltage surge. The circuit can be used with 220 V AC inputs and also with 110 V AC inputs. The circuit will basically […]
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Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation (tRNS) Circuit
In this post I have explained a basic Transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) circuit diagram which can be implemented externally for stimulating brain cells, resulting in an enhanced performance of the brain. The design was requested by an avid reader of this blog “Ankita”, as given below. Design Request I’m interested in building a tRNS […]
How to Connect and Use RCWL-0516 Microwave Motion Sensor
In this article I will comprehensively explain about the RCWL-0516 a microwave proximity motion sensor which uses Doppler radar. Here, I will elucidate the following points: What is RCWL-0516 It is yet another type of proximity motion sensor which can detect if someone has entered into an area, and raise an alarm or take an […]
Darkness Activated PIR Lamp Circuit
A very simple darkness activated or night activated PIR lamp circuit project has been explained in the following article. Further in the article we also learn how to upgrade this circuit with an additional emergency lamp facility. This darkness activated PIR lamp will work as I have explained below: It will remain deactivated or disabled […]
Wideband Amplifier Circuits
This page discusses many types of wideband amplifier circuits. These amplifiers are utilized in a variety of high frequency applications in electronics. We’ll talk about how they operate and what makes them unique for specific RF circuit designs. A wideband amplifier is a circuit that boosts electronic signals over a wide range of frequencies, making […]
How to Measure Very Low Current [Circuit Diagram]
Accurately measuring very low currents of a few microamps or less using a regular panel meter or multimeter is not feasible. To make such precise measurements, you need to employ an active circuit, like the one depicted here. This circuit low current ammeter circuit can be constructed as a self-contained unit or integrated into an […]
