This project explains how to build a fully automatic ultrasonic water level controller where the water pump motor starts automatically when the tank level goes below a preset LOW level and stops automatically when the tank becomes FULL. The whole system is wireless, reliable, and there are no corrosion problems because the ultrasonic sensor never […]
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How to Use IC LM393 as a Current Controller Circuit
In this post we will understand a current controller and current limiter circuit using the IC LM393 comparator. This circuit is using a low power voltage comparator integrated circuit LM393 and one power Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor, so the idea is simple but the working looks a little deep when we see it […]
Smart Bathroom Exhaust Fan Controller Circuit with Sensors
So here we are now making one automatic smart exhaust fan controller system using Arduino UNO which will work for three bathrooms that are all connected to a single ventilation pipe and one common exhaust fan. This whole project is going to be based on PIR sensors for human detection, VOC sensors for odor detection […]
True MPPT Solar Controller Circuit using IC 555
Are you wondering if it was possible to build a very simple MPPT circuit using ordinary parts like IC 555 and IC 741, which would work most efficiently imitating a true MPPT? The answer is yes, it is possible, and we will learn about it details, in the following article. In this design I used […]
TPS24710/11/12/13 Hot-Swap Controller Circuit Explained
When we talk about hot-swap controllers, it is basically an electronic device or integrated circuit (IC) that allows you to the insert or/and remove circuit boards, modules or parts within an active system without having you to switch off the system. It regulates the surge current whenever a component is installed and protects from short […]
Furnace Vent Controller Circuit Diagram
This interesting furnace vent controller circuit was designed and submitted to me for publication by a dedicated reader of this blog and a keen electronic enthusiast Mr. August Peterson. I am extremely thankful to Mr. August for his very useful and generous contribution to this site. Here’s the email sent by him, with the technical […]