NAND Gate Circuit

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This gate is mainly used in applications where there is a need for mathematical calculations. So calculators, computers and many digital applications use this gate.

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Arduino automatic water system to wet your plant

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This project can be useful when we are at home and want to take care of our garden; In fact, from their iPhone / smartphone, you can drive a small pump that can dampen our flowers / plants. Let 'need:

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SIMPLE ARDUINO ULTRASONIC SENSOR DOOR ALARM

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Today I decided i wanted to build an alarm for my room, when I searched online all door alarms used the PIR sensor, unfortunately mine was faulty.

and that"s when I decided to build my own alarm using an ultrasonic sensor (HC-SR04),and I found out it was really simple.

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555 Alarm/Timer Circuit

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In this instructable i will explain how to build a simple 555 circuit that will blink a led and sound a buzzer, this has many application for example you can connect an LDR between the power source and the circuit and then put it in your closet where it is dark and when someone opens the closet the alarm will sound

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IR Transmitter and Receiver Circuit Diagram

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IR Transmitter and receiver are used to control any device wirelessly, means remotely. TV remote and TV are the best example of IR transmitter and receiver. TV generally consist TSOP1738 as the IR receiver, which senses modulated IR pulses and convert them into electrical signal.

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Created by Jayant 10 years 37 weeks ago – Made popular 10 years 37 weeks ago
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Difference between microprocessor and microcontroller

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You must always be confused when you are asked about difference between microprocessors and microcontrollers. As it seems to be same but it’s not. So let’s discuss about them and point out the major differences between them.

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RF Controlled Robot

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Here is a RF Controlled robot without using any microcontroller. This robot has two parts - one is RF transmitter circuit and other is RF receiver circuit. It sends RF signals through the transmitter which are received at receiver end and robot moves accordingly in the left, right, forward and backward direction.

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Created by Jayant 10 years 37 weeks ago – Made popular 10 years 37 weeks ago
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DIY - Make Your Own Rechargeable Battery

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Batteries. Needed for just about every electronic project, electronics revolve around them. But think about it, What happens once they lose their power?We throw them aside. These batteries are building up in our landfills, so I set myself to find out how to reuse them.

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Rechargeable Battery Circuit

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The idea came to me when i was ready to replace a battery cell in my alarm clock next to my bed. Even i am using the last 5 years only rechargeable batteries of the most types i considered how many battery cells people around the world throw away in a simple move like that i did now

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YOUR GUIDE TO DC to AC POWER INVERTERS

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Most standard appliances are designed to accept only AC (alternating current) voltages because that's how electricity is supplied from the grid. In order to run an electronic device from a DC (direct current) source you obviously need to transform it into AC.

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