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Camping today often requires carrying various electronic devices for daily activities and entertainment. Typically, a charged lead-acid battery and a power inverter are utilized to ensure a well-organized trip, allowing family members to use their electronic devices comfortably. It...
This electronic motor-speed control circuit is designed to operate in an electrically noisy environment. The circuit includes an optoelectronic pickup device, which is placed inside the motor housing to provide a speed feedback signal. The circuit automatically maintains the...
This circuit includes an intermittent siren output with an automatic reset feature. It can be manually operated using a key switch or a concealed switch, and it can also be configured to activate automatically when the ignition is turned...
Greetings to all! A new user is exploring microcontrollers and is utilizing the AT89C55WD microcontroller to control an H-Bridge (L298), which subsequently drives a DC motor. The circuits for this setup are... The AT89C55WD microcontroller is an 8-bit microcontroller from...
A dual DC motor controller employs an H-bridge controller chip. In addition to the standard features of the H-bridge driver chip, such as thermal and over-current protection, the circuit supports dual 12V/5V regulated power supplies, sign/magnitude and brake driver...
Controlling higher-power devices such as lights, motors, pumps, and doors with an Arduino can be both fascinating and practical. However, managing power line voltages presents challenges and potential hazards. There are essential differences between controlling AC and DC power,...
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