Digital object counter DIY kit
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Assembly Tutorial- 3 Digits – Digital object counter DIY kit
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3 digits – digital object counter DIY kit
Two digits – Digital object counter DIY kit is one of the most popular kits designed by BuildCircuit. The kit is very popular among electronics beginners and intermediate circuit players.
DIY KIT 19- Remote Operated Musical Bell DIY Kit
Remote operated musical bell is one of the interesting experiments every electronics hobbyist would like to make. We have made a very simple remote-operated musical bell DIY kit that requires your half an hour labor to make it work. It uses CD4017 decade counter, UM66 or BT66 musical chip and TSOP4838 infrared sensor as its…
DIY KIT 15- Remote Tester electronic DIY kit with 2 LEDs
This is a simple do-it-yourself (DIY) remote operated switch. You can use this simple kit to turn ON/OFF a pair of LEDs. This has been designed basically as a learning kit. With this kit, you may learn about TSOP4838 infrared sensor and CD4017 versatile IC.
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DIY KIT 68- A digital dice using 74LS47, 74LS90 and seven segment display
This is a different type of digital dice. We have previously seen electronic dice with 7 LEDs. In this project, we have a seven-segment display, not LEDs. When you press the tactile switch the numbers increase from 0 to 9, and when the switch is released it stops at a random number. Using the 2…
DIY KIT 67- How to build Jaycar’s electronic dice DIY kit
This is yet another electronic dice project from Jaycar. When you press the RED button on the PCB, all 7 LEDs flash for a while and the LEDs that stay on will represent numbers between 1 and 6. This is a basic learning kit for electronic beginners. Basic soldering skill is enough to build the…
DIY KIT 66- Basic electronic dice with 7 LEDs
This is yet another CD4017 and NE555 based digital dice with 7 LEDs. When you press the tactile switch, the LEDs start flashing and stop with a pattern that represents a number between 1 to 6 like real dice. The display will always random. [ytvg_container layout_img_size="maxres" popup_ads_enabled="true" main_font_weight="" heading_font_weight="" meta_font_weight="" data="%5B%7B%22name%22%3A%22Kit%20assembly%20video%20tutorial%22%2C%22urls%22%3A%22https%3A%2F%2Fyoutu.be%2FcxRttGrZW0c%22%7D%5D" popup_width="1200px" popup_ads_google_ads_client_id="ca-pub-3959191968523970" popup_ads_google_ads_slot_id="7854790433" text_color="#000000"...
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DIY KIT 65- NE555 based sound generator DIY kit with a photoresistor
This is yet another NE555 based DIY kit for electronics beginners. A long time ago, I had published this project on this page: https://www.buildcircuit.com/sound-generator/ The electronic kit presented in this article is exactly the same circuit that I had published previously. The circuit is an astable mode timer. The output frequency of the NE555 varies…
CD4029 up and down counter module for Arduino
This is a basic up and down counter module for Arduino enthusiasts CD4029 is a presettable binary/decade up and down counter chip. Scoreduino app has a feature to control the CD4029 based up and down counter module. You can connect the CD4029 counter module to Arduino and send up and down signals via Bluetooth. It…
DIY KIT 59- How to assemble DIY digital clock kit ?
If you have come to this page directly from a search engine, visit this page first to know about this DIY digital clock kit. This assembly tutorial explains how to assemble the DIY digital clock kit. You will get the following components in the kit package: You will need basic soldering skills to assemble the…
How to use the fully assembled clap switch kit for AC lamp
This is the second time I am writing an article on how to use the fully assembled clap switch that I designed in 2014. This time, I have put several images and written explanation on each of the images so that you can use it easily. At the end of the photo gallery, you can…
DIY KIT 18- CH340G USB to TTL Kit
This is basically a module similar to FTDI/FT232RLbasic breakout board. CH340 is a series of USB bus adapters, that provides serial, parallel or IrDA interfaces over the USB bus (note: CH340G supports serial interface only). The CH340G integrate circuit provides common MODEM signals to allow adding a UART to a computer or converting existing UART devices to USB…
DIY KIT 17- DIY ZIF Arduino programmer
It is just another ‘build your own Arduino’ project. BuildCircuit has worked on similar projects before. The most popular project is a DIY Arduino kit. The DIY Arduino looks similar to the real Arduino boards and uses an FTDI basic programmer to program the chips. The kit that we are going to work on this…
DIY KIT 14- Jaycar’s ‘Jiminy The Cricket’ project
This post shows how to build Jaycar’s JIMINI THE CRICKET DIY KIT- PROJECT SC2 #14. It takes around half an hour to build this kit. It is basically a sound sensor. When there is a noise/sound close to the electret microphone, the circuit turns on the two LEDs and produces a chirping sound.
DIY KIT 13- Jaycar’s Skeet Shooting Game DIY Kit
This is the “Skeet” Shooting Game Project from Jaycar. The kit checks your hand and eye coordination. There are 9 green and 1 red LED. There are two switches: one is reset switch and the other is FIRE switch.
DIY KIT 12- Hee-Haw Siren With Flashing LED
This video shows all the steps to build the HEE-HAW Siren Project from Jaycar. The kit is based on NE555 IC. The timer NE555 IC is configured in astable mode. You will hear a hee-haw siren similar to an ambulance and you will see the two green and red flashing LEDs. The kit is very…
DIY KIT 11- Jaycar’s No Brainer Amplifier project
This is basically an audio amplifier with one sound channel. Build the kit and connect it to an audio source using a mono jack. You will need two kits to make it stereo amplifier. The source can be your another FM radio project, mp3 project, etc.
DIY KIT 10- Jaycar’s Sound Level Meter Kit project
This is a sound level meter project from Jaycar. It is based on LM3915 chip. The kit displays the volume intensity via LEDs. It is a visual representation of the audio level. For the maximum volume of an audio source, the yellow and red LEDs light up. For medium sound level, only GREEN LEDs light…