A very basic 555 timer-based PCB where pressing a button activates an LED. Submission to HackClub Solder YSWS ...

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We’ve seen it before, but [electronzapdotcom] reminds us you can use a 555 and a few parts to make a reasonable touch switch in this video, embedded below. The circuit uses some very large ...

[Kerry] decided to use the venerable 555 timer as an astable oscillator. He wired a momentary button in parallel with the left mouse button. A 50k mini pot used as the discharge resistor allows ...

PWM is the brainchild of Paul Whittington who, besides the name, bestows the company with a wealth of music-related product ...

With the increasing complexity of design in today’s fast changing world, the thrust on power saving has increased manifold. Consequently, gating the most toggling signal on the SoC i.e. the clock has ...

Abstract: A novel pulse stream neuron circuit is presented whose output pulse width facilitates sigmoid activation to activate the function of neurons. The wide symmetrical dynamic range of this ...

No need to manually refresh the webpage every time. In the above image, you can find the circuit diagram of our Weather Monitoring System using Arduino. This circuit diagram helps turn our scattered ...

Using this MPU6050 we will sense how much our hand is tilted ... to turn on and off the device and a hook up strap to mount this to our hand. The complete circuit diagram for the hand gesture device ...

Abstract: This article presents two types of postdistortion (PD) circuits—diode-connected PD (DCPD ... and comparison is based on a core two-stage cascode topology, using identical transistor ...