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Replacement LED driver for AN6877
Dilshan Jayakody has designed a board to replace AN6877 base LED drivers using discreet transistors. He writes: AN6877 is linear AF level meter IC produced by Panasonic and it is commonly found on many audio equipment. This chip is no longer manufactured by Panasonic and finding...
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Raspberry Pi Tutorial: Create your own GUI with TkInter and Python
educ8s.tv shows us how to build a graphical user interface on Raspberry Pi using TkInter and Python. Having a Graphical User Interface (GUI) on a touch screen makes controlling your Raspberry Pi so much easier. With Python and TkInter one can develop his own GUI very easily. In this...
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Tutorial on the Theory, Design and Characterization of a CMOS Transimpedance Amplifier
In this episode, Shahriar and Shayan discuss the design and characterization of a deceptively simple CMOS inverter-based transimpedance amplifier. The the large and small signal behavior of the CMOS inverter is discussed and measured using the Keithley 2450 and 2460 source meters. The...
Continue Reading![LT3091 – –36V, 1.5A Negative Linear Regulator with Programmable Current Limit LT3091 – –36V, 1.5A Negative Linear Regulator with Programmable Current Limit](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/3091.png)
LT3091 – –36V, 1.5A Negative Linear Regulator with Programmable Current Limit
Linear Technology Corporation announces the LT3091, the latest addition to our LDO+ family, a 1.5 A low dropout negative linear regulator featuring low noise, rail-to-rail operation, precision programmable current limit and a bidirectional output current monitor. The device is...
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Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Motor Control
Dual Motor L298 H-Bridge Control project can control two DC motors connected to it. The circuit has been designed around popular dual H-Bridge L298 from ST. This circuit has current sense resistors for both H-bridges to provide voltage which enables this board to use in stepper motor...
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Arduino MKR1000 – 32-bit board with WiFi
The MKR1000 development board from Arduino provides a simple way to add wireless connectivity to IoT battery-powered projects. Arduino MKR1000 is based on the Atmel ATSAMW25 SoC (System on Chip), that is part of the SmartConnect family of Atmel Wireless devices, specifically designed...
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ATiny does 170×240 VGA with 8 Colors
AtomicZombie @ avrfreaks.net used an ATtiny85 ATMEL microcontroller to produce a 170x240 VGA signal and also send audio along with video. The original plan was to just bit bang some mono VGA and do up a Pong or Tetris game, but things went MUCH MUCH further than I ever thought...
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Raspberry Pi Zero Information Display
Frederick @ frederickvandenbosch.be has build an Internet connected OLED display using Raspberry Pi Zero module. After last week’s Pi Zero mod, I thought I’d try a slightly more useful project. Using an Adafruit OLED display, two push buttons, a wifi dongle and a Pi Zero, I made...
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