Interested to make your own power inverter with built in charger? A simple 400 watt inverter circuit with charger that can be very easily built and optimized has been provided in this article. Read the complete discussion through neat illustrations. Introduction A massive 400 watts power inverter with built in charger circuit has been thoroughly […]
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4 Simple Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Circuits Explored
In this post I have investigated 4 simple 220V Mains Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designs using 12V battery, which can be understood and constructed by any new enthusiast. These circuits can be used for operating an appropriately selected appliance or load, let’s explore the circuits. Design#1: Simple UPS using a Single IC A simple idea […]
2 Simple Infrared (IR) Remote Control Circuits
The proposed infrared or IR remote control circuit can be used to operate an appliance ON/OFF through any standard TV remote control handset. In this write up I have explained a couple of these simple infrared remote control circuits designed for controlling any given electrical appliance through an ordinary or TV remote control unit. Introduction […]
Simple Hobby Circuit Projects
A few of the interesting and useful hobby electronic circuit diagrams already published in this blog have been selected and compiled here for your quick reference and understanding. What is a Hobby Circuit? A hobby circuit is an electronic circuit project specially designed to suit new hobbyists. These circuits are mostly small and easy to […]
3 Simple Frequency Counter Circuits Discussed
In this post we are going learn how to construct 3 different frequency counter circuits using ordinary components and ICs which will showcase the measured frequency on 7 segment displays. The first circuit which uses 4026 ICs can measure frequencies up to 1 MHz and the circuit is user calibrated. We will Learn About: Block […]
4 Automatic Day Night Switch Circuits Explained
The 4 simple light activated day night switch circuits explained here can all be used for controlling a load, normally a 220V lamp, in response to the varying levels of the surrounding ambient light. The circuit can be used as a commercial automatic street light control system, as a domestic porch light or corridor light […]





