So this is a DC-DC boost converter that takes a low voltage (0.9V to 5V) and steps it up to a stable 5V. We use this when we have a small battery, but we need 5V output, like for USB devices. It is super useful for battery-powered projects and small electronics. Main Features How It […]
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Reed Switch Sensor Module Explained with Circuit Diagram
Here we will try to understand this reed switch sensor module which may look small and nothing much, but it is actually very useful thing when we want to detect a magnetic field or just want to know if a magnet is coming closer or going away. This thing is called a reed switch sensor […]
Impact Collision Switch Sensor Module and Circuit Diagram
Here we are going to learn about a very interesting small sensor called the Impact Collision Switch Sensor Module. This module is super simple but very useful especially when we want to detect a shock, collision, hit or a sudden tap on a surface. Now let us go step-by-step to understand everything about it. What […]
Programmable 35238-MP Timer Module? How to Use it
So this 35238-MP Multi-Function Timer module is an digital adjustable programmable timer which we can use it for doing time-based automation things. Inside it, there is a microprocessor that watches time very closely and makes the relay turn ON or OFF after a set time. So this thing is good when we want to turn […]
What is ISD1820 Module? How to Connect and Use
The ISD1820 is a small ready-made module which can record human voice for short time and then play it back. It is based on the ISD1820 IC which is a voice record and playback chip. This module is very popular for DIY projects where we want to make some talking gadget or voice-alarm,or greeting system, […]
What is T856-C Power Bank Module? How to Connect
So here we are talking about one small board called T856-C. We use this little module when we want to make one DIY power bank at home, like those we use to charge phones and other USB things. It can charge one 3.7V Li-ion battery like 18650 and also give us 5V output to run […]





