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Automatic Night Light with 555 and relay

This automatic night light using 555 IC turns on lights when there is no daylight. The circuit is perfect for lighting single places such as the garden, the front door of the house, the entrance to the garage, etc.

Window comparator using op amps

Window comparator using op amps A window comparator lets you know if a signal is within or outside a previously defined acceptable voltage limits.

Push – Pull Amplifier – Push – Pull Amplifier Operation

Push – Pull Amplifier

A Push – Pull amplifier is called that way, because it uses 2 groups of transistors and only one works at a time. One group pushes in one direction while the other pulls in another direction. Each group is responsible for amplifying a single phase of the input wave.

Twilight Switch Circuit

This Twilight switch circuit activates a light, a lamp, a motor, etc., at the time of sunset and performs the reverse process at dawn.
The is an ideal circuit for activating a security light that must be on all night.

Sound Activated Flash trigger using 555 and LM386

With this sound activated flash circuit, you can achieve incredible pictures of the most unexpected moments. Pictures like a water balloon that just burst and the water still floats in the air, or when an object of any type explodes.

Capacitor Charging Process (RC circuit)

Capacitor charging process. Capacitor charging process shows the variation of voltage and current in the capacitor over time, when it is connected to a DC voltage source

Parallel RC circuit

Parallel RC circuit

Voltage, Currents, Phasor diagram & Impedance. Voltage is the same on the capacitor and resistor. Current is ahead of the voltage in the capacitor