In this article I have explained a few simple infrared TV remote controlled fan regulator or dimmer circuits using ordinary parts such as a 4017 IC and a 555 IC. The first concept uses a standard MOSFET based SSR for controlling the fan load and for easy and clean PWM signal operation from the IC […]
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How to Generate Electricity from Shoe while Walking
In this post I have explained how to generate electricity from our shoe while walking. This electricity can be simultaneously used for charging a cellphone battery. In a few of my previous posts I have explained how simple machines can be efficiently used for extracting free electricity, you may learn more on this through the […]
Make Free Drinking Water from Sea Water
In this post I have explained a cheap yet effective method of desalinating large quantities of sea water into free drinking water at home. The idea was requested by Mr. Mike. Technical Specifications This is Mike Cardenas and am writing to you with reference to your invention of a Solar Water desalination set-up from 2011 […]
Simplest Windmill Generator Circuit
In this post I have explained how to make a simple windmill generator circuit which can be used for charging batteries, or for operating any desired electrical equipment, all through day and night, free of cost. Solar Panel vs Windmill One of the biggest drawback of solar panel electricity is that it’s available only during […]
Quadcopter Remote Control Circuit without MCU
Although a quadcopter remote control circuits can be very easily procured from the market or from any online store, an avid electronic hobbyist is never allowed to learn how actually these function and whether or not these can be built at home? In this article I have explained how to build a simple quadcopter remote […]
Solving Inverter “No Load Auto-Shutdown” Problem
In this post I have explained how to trick an inverter’s “no load auto-shutdown” feature through an external circuit so that the inverter may be kept running even with minor, below permissible loads at the output. The idea was requested by Mr. Em. Technical Specifications Thanks for your prompt responses and guidance. I was wondering […]