Free Simple Circuit Diagram
This continuity tester gives a beep sound if detect an electric current conduction between its probes. Here is the schematic diagram of this audible cable/component tester: Audible indication gives the benefit of “free eyes” compared to LED or other visual indication. Your eyes will normally have to keep watching on what is being tested, no more eyes for watching any […]
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We can simply a rectifier using a linear detector. It’s not only have no gain, but also no distortion. An example from two op-amps is the easy one as shown in the following circuit diagram. The second op-amp is a precision half-wave rectifier (the second diode is to “catch” the op-amp on the other half-cycle and prevent it from saturating). […]
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This view is not far from wrong because the operation of FM detectors is widely regarded as mysterious. The ratio detector to find out how it works, without going deeply into the theory at this point, or studying other forms of FM detector that are also used, and somewhat similar are covered here. To give an output voltage that is […]
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With feedback, we can do very much better and achieve a nearly perfect voltage source. We can see this principle which is shown in the circuit below. Using a voltage divider on the output or the voltage reference, the output voltage is compared with an accurate voltage source such as the 2.5V LM336 to get the desired voltage and the […]
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