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Hey, if you’re into electronics and want to try your hand at radio transmission without the hassle of winding coils, this DIY coilless AM transmitter is perfect for you. The schematic you shared, labeled “Coilless AM Transmitter” with “No Tension For Coil,” uses common transistors like the 2SC1815 and BU446, along with resistors and capacitors, … Read more
Hey, if you’re tinkering with electronics and need to drop 12V down to a stable 5V for something like powering an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or even car accessories, a buck converter is your go-to. I’ve been through plenty of these builds, and the LM2596 chip makes it straightforward. Looking at this image you shared, it’s … Read more
Hey, have you ever thought about setting up an electric fence around your yard or farm? Maybe to keep your dogs from wandering off, or to stop deer from munching on your veggies? Electric fences are a smart, low-maintenance way to handle that. They’re not about hurting anything; they just deliver a quick zap that … Read more
Hey, remember how we talked about those handy little circuits that save you time troubleshooting electrical issues? Well, this blown fuse indicator is one of those gems. I looked at the diagram you shared, and it’s a clever design for monitoring a fuse in an AC mains setup. It uses a bi-color LED to indicate … Read more
Hey, have you ever wanted to dive into electronics and build something that actually picks up radio signals? If you’re like me, tinkering with circuits is a great way to understand how everyday tech works. Today, let’s talk about this straightforward FM radio receiver circuit. It’s based on a classic design using just a handful … Read more
Hey, if you’re into audio electronics or just love a good DIY challenge, this MOSFET Class A amplifier circuit might catch your interest. The image shows a simple yet effective design that uses a single MOSFET to drive a load, like a speaker or a high-wattage lamp, as a stand-in. As an experienced electronics engineer, … Read more
Hey, if you’re dealing with battery-powered gadgets or any setup where every millivolt counts, this circuit could be a game-changer. The image shows an ultra-low dropout linear regulator that can keep your output stable even when the input voltage is barely higher than what you need out. It’s built around the LM555 timer IC for … Read more
Hey, if you’ve ever wanted to control a DC motor from across the room without wires getting in the way, this circuit is a fun place to start. The circuit shows the receiver side of a wireless DC motor speed control setup, likely using a common 433MHz RF module. As an electronics engineer, I’ve seen … Read more
Hey, if you’re tinkering with electronics projects and need a solid power supply that can handle a wide range of voltages at decent current, this circuit might be just what you’re looking for. The diagram shows a straightforward voltage regulator setup that promises 1V to 30V output at up to 3 amps. It’s built around … Read more
Hey, have you ever been kept awake by that annoying buzz of mosquitoes around your ear, or woken up with itchy bites all over? If you’re into DIY electronics like I am, you might want to try building this simple circuit that’s designed to keep those pests at bay. The image shows a basic electronic … Read more