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2 LED Temperature Change Indicator with LM35 & 741

This circuit shows us, by means of two LEDs, when the sensed temperature is above or below a set limit. When the temperature is above the pre-set temperature level, LED D1 will light up and if it is below, LED D2 will light up.

Zener diode – Basic Operation – Applications

The Zener diode is a special type of diode that allows the flow of current on the opposite direction of the arrow of the diode. This diode does not conduct until the applied voltage reaches or is greater of the breakdown voltage. Zener diode is very popular as Voltage reference element.

Water level controller circuit using CD4001

This water level controller circuit controls the water level in a tank. Unlike mechanical controls that use a floating buoy, this circuit uses two sensors, an upper sensor and a lower sensor

Fuel Pump Cut-off Circuit

Fuel Pump Cut-off Circuit

Fuel pump cut-off circuit for the car prevents the activation of the pump. Useful to increase the security level of a car which already has an alarm installed

Surge Protection Circuit (Voltage Delay Circuit)

This surge protection circuit is placed between the DC voltage source and the circuit that you want to power. This circuit delays the voltage given by the power source and allows the voltage to be applied to the circuit or device a few moments later.

12V Power Supply using Zener and 741 Op. Amp.

This 12V Power Supply has, as its main characteristic, a low output impedance. This is a very desirable feature in voltage sources and is achieved with a large open loop gain that the operational amplifier has.

Dark detector circuit using LDR and relay

This circuit uses, as a main component, an LDR (photoresistor). An LDR changes its resistance value depending on the amount of light it received. The more light means less resistance, the less light means more resistance.