This is probably the simplest radio receiver circuit that one could ever imagine of making. The circuit is so simple that it could be finished assembling within a few minutes and you are already listening your favorite programs over it. Introduction What are the fundamental criteria associated with radio reception? An antenna stage, a band […]
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Simple FM Radio Circuit Using a Single Transistor
When it comes to making an FM receiver it’s always thought to be a complex design, however the one transistor simple FM receiver circuit explained here simply shows that it isn’t the case after all. Here a single transistor acts as a receiver, demodulator, amplifier to constitute a wonderful tiny FM radio. It’s basically based […]
100 to 160 watt Power Amplifier Circuit Diagram using a Single IC OPA541
For anyone who is searching for an audio amplifier with massive output power in the order of 100 watt to 200 watts, using an absolute minimum parts count, this particular circuit will accomplish it. How the Circuit Works The IC OPA541 from Burr-Brown is a power opamp is specially designed to work from power supplies […]
100 Watt Power Amplifier Circuit Diagram using a Single IC TDA7294
Building a power hi-fi amplifier with MOS transistors requires the implementation of a relatively large number of components because, at the level of power stages, the connection between the bipolar transistors that make up the input stages and the MOS transistors of the output stages is far from simple. Fortunately, there is an elegant solution […]
How to Connect 5V Relay Module: Testing and Interfacing
In this post we are talking about this handy little gadget called a 5V single-channel relay module. It is super useful for our microcontroller projects whether we are using Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or even the ESP8266/ESP32. Let us break it down together, what it is, how it works, and how we can connect it. Understanding […]
Make this Single MOSFET Solid-State Relay SSR circuit
This single MOSFET solid-state relay SSR circuit is a very simple where you can drive an AC load like a lamp, motor, or any oter AC load, through a small DC control voltage. We use only one IRF840 MOSFET to switch the 220V AC load, and we do this with some clever diode bridge arrangement, […]