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Voltage Divider Calculator

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A potential divider circuit is a very common circuit used in electronics where an input voltage has to be converted to another voltage less than it. This circuit is very useful for all analog circuits where variable voltages are required, hence it is important to understand how this circuit works and how to calculate the values of Resistors.

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Voltage Doubler Circuit

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Voltage doubler is the circuit where we get the twice of the input voltage, like if we supply 5v voltage, we will get 10 volt at the output. Generally transformers are there to step-up or step-down the voltage, but sometimes transformers are not feasible because of their size and cost. So here is the quick, easy and practical solution to double the voltage, using 555 timer IC.

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Created by Jayant 8 years 28 weeks ago – Made popular 8 years 28 weeks ago
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Inverse Voltage Control

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This circuit creates a voltage inversely proportional to a variable resistance.

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Created by Jayant 8 years 32 weeks ago – Made popular 8 years 32 weeks ago
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UNDERSTANDING CURRENT, VOLTAGE AND POWER

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The purpose of electronic circuits is to control the flow of electric currents. This may sound like a silly question, but why do we need to control the currents? Well, it has been found experimentally that the intensity of various electrical effects is related to the amount of the charge Q that passes by a certain region per unit time.

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Created by Jayant 8 years 36 weeks ago – Made popular 8 years 36 weeks ago
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Voltage Controlled Pulse Width Oscillator

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The basic circuit operates at a frequency determined by R1, R2 and C1 and has a pulse width range of 0 to 100 percent.

The following diagram shows a basic circuit with an open collector output that would require a pull up resistor at its output. The parts values are the nominal values of the components used.

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Created by Jayant 8 years 43 weeks ago – Made popular 8 years 43 weeks ago
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