Category: Control
Infineon Technologies EiceDRIVER™ low side driver 2ED24427N01F
The 2ED24427N01F is a dual-channel ±10 A driver (typical) in a SOIC-8 package with a power pad for increased thermal efficiency The 2ED24427N01F is a dual-channel ±10 A driver (typical) in a SOIC-8 package with a power pad for increased thermal efficiency. It includes one enable...
Continue ReadingInfrared Remote-Controlled AC Load ON/OFF switch with SSR
Driving an AC high voltage and current load using an Infrared remote is very easy with this project. This is an open-source Arduino compatible hardware that is based on ATMEGA328 microcontroller, SSR (Solid-state Relay), Infrared Receiver TSOP1838, and analog input interface. We have...
Continue Reading1A Over Current Protection Load Switch
The Over-current limit load switch project presented here provides full protection to devices and loads from access load conditions. The default current limit is set to 1 Amp, however, this load limit is adjustable from 0.4A to 2A with the help of R4 ISET resistor. When an overload...
Continue ReadingArticle PC Watchdog – Automatic reset for remote PCs gone haywire
Today’s PCs are quite reliable, but occasionally they hang and stop functioning. Only a ‘hard reset’ will then be able to bring them back to (useful) life. This project takes care of that automatically. Especially handy with remotely located hardware!While many PCs, including...
Continue ReadingDIY: Build a controller with a knob that can easily change the volume of any app on your PC
Ruben Henares has designed a Maxmix controller with a stylist knob that could save us the stress of having to always go through the menus and on-screen sliders to change the volume of individual apps on our PCs. The knob on the controller takes an input from the encoder/button to...
Continue ReadingFree Elektor Circuit: Magic Key
An infra-red remote control for an (electromagnetically operated) lock? Nothing special, you will think. But some umpteen years ago this looked like magic, and it was very satisfying to build something like that yourself. Even if it was only to amaze the neighbors. Here you can see how...
Continue ReadingFree Elektor Article: Power Outage Detector with Text Messaging
Power outages are fairly rare in central Europe, and when they do occur, they are usually short. However, if the heating system of your holiday home doesn’t start up again after a power outage, the consequences can be costly. And even if only your freezer at home stops working while...
Continue ReadingProgrammable Thermostatic Switch using AD22105
This project simply switches the system OFF or ON whenever the temperature rises at the desired set point. The desired setpoint can be set using a fixed resistor R6 or PR1 trimmer potentiometer. Use any of at a time R6 or PR1. You can calculate the setpoint resistor R6 using the...
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