Introduction to Sensors Sensor The sensor is a mechanical system that can respond to any environmental conditions (sound, heat, light), etc. The sensor is a type of converter which converts any environmental change into a…
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Clipper And Clamper Clipper and clamper common in the electronics circuit is a topic. This article attempts to discuss clipping and clamping. Clipping circuit Clipping is an English word that means to be cut or…
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Logic Gate Introduction Logic Gate is a type of electronic circuit that receives one or more inputs and provides only one output. Concepts about Logic Gate Logic Gate is an English word. Logic means logic,…
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Led Dimmer Making Introduction Today, we will show you a circuit through which the light of the Led can be controlled. These types of circuits are called led dimmer circuits. These types of circuits are…
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Traffic Light Project Introduction Today, we have come up with another wonderful project. Usually, when we walk on the road, Traffic Light can be seen at certain points of the road. Today we will create…
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What Is Solid State Relay? Introduction: • A solid-state relay is a substitute for Electromagnetic relay. • It is referred to as optocoupler due to its construction. • It consists of a light source (e.g.…
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Introduction In any electrical network, the highest amount of power is used to transmit the power to the load for its operation. A better example of this is an audio amplifier as they transmit the…
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Synchronous and Asynchronous transmission are the 2 types of serial data transmission technique. But the crucial difference between synchronous and asynchronous transmission is that in synchronous transmission a common clock pulse is shared between transmitter…
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Both of 8085 and 8086 are two major microprocessors designed by Intel. However, the crucial difference between 8085 and 8086 microprocessors is that an 8085 microprocessor is an 8-bit microprocessor i.e., can operate on 8-bit…
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Electrical energy and electrical power are the two major terms associated with the electrical and electronics systems. The fundamental difference between electrical energy and electrical power is that electrical energy represents the amount of work…
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