This is yet another dark/light sensor project that uses a photoresistor. This kit has an LM393 chip and there is a relay also. It is a light operated switch. 【Great School Science Project】: The light operated switch can be a great school project for children. It is widely used to help students learn basic mechanical…
This fully assembled sound/clap operated switch can be used for turning on your 100-240V AC light bulbs. Usually, we use a clap switch to operate a lamp and it can easily do that for you. The kit responses to clap up to distance of 5 meters, but, the further you go, the louder the clap…
The USBASP programmer is an important tool/accessory for embedded systems engineers/ firmware developers. It is a USB ICSP (In-Circuit Serial Programmer) that allows developers to easily upload firmware/bootloaders on AVR microcontrollers. Unlike what you find to serial programmers like the USB-TTL converters, it does not use a dedicated chip as it runs on an atmega88 (or atmega8), and uses…
TSIR04B is similar to TSIR04. We have removed the OLED display and put the relay board in a plastic enclosure. This is a TSIR04B Wi-Fi version relay board with optically isolated inputs and temperature sensor port. You can easily control this relay board by your computer or smartphone using Wi-Fi. The communication method also can be changed easily. Replace…
The description has been copied from eBay, so, really sorry for the bad English. When S1 is pressed, U1 NE555 pin no. 2 and 4 will get low level at the same time and NE555’s pin no.3 will also be at low level, 7 pin discharges and 6 pin also gets low level. If S1…
Here’s a simple latch-up circuit using 555 timer and opto-coupler MCT2E. You can also use PC817 in place of MCT2E. The NE555 timer is configured in astable mode.The components are selected in such a way that the frequency output of the astable circuit lies within the audio range. Opto-coupler, MCT2E is is used for latching…
Description: This is a simple object counter circuit that counts from 0 to 9. You can make this project using four different modules listed below: Infrared remote tester RC module Counter module Astable module
NOTE: A similar kit is available at buildcircuit store. Please check the store. An infrared based music transmitter and receiver is made up of three different modules. Test these three modules before you make this project. An audio amplifier Dark sensor using 741 Melody generator using UM66 You can make this project using phototransistor as…
This is yet again a very simple astable multivibrator circuit using NE555. The circuit produces a sound that somewhat sounds like a raindrop. This is a very basic electronic kit project for electronics beginners and hobbyists. Anyone with basic electronics and soldering skills can build this easily.
TSA1000 is a Bluetooth/Single-ended audio volume controller. It can work with our TSA7499 Bluetooth audio amplifier board and control the audio volume by rotating a real knob.
All of us know that NE555(or other versions) is a versatile IC for building big and small projects. Recently, I found some free simulators that would be very useful for electronics beginners. Please go the links I have given on this page and download those applications for FREE. You may also find something more useful…
Download in pdf Documents: Amarino evaluation shield page Tutorials for Amarino evaluation shield
Remote operated musical bell can be made combining the following circuits.
a) Remote tester
b) Basic RC circuit
c) Simple Musical bell
When a remote is pressed, the circuit plays a music.
a) Remote tester
HOW TO USE AN ELECTRET MIC Read about 4- in -1 DIY KIT: http://www.buildcircuit.com/4-in-1-diy-kit-dark-sensor-latch-circuit-astable-multivibrator-and-clap-switch/
MAKE A SIMPLE DIGITAL OBJECT COUNTER WITH THIS MODULE- CLICK HERE Description: It’s a simple counter module. In the example, we have used 4026B and common cathode seven segment display. In place of 4026B, you can also use 7490 and 7447.
In this tutorial, will learn to use our Arduino board to display the temperature and humidity on the 16×2 LCD display using a DHT-11 sensor. For this project, you need to download the DHT11 library. You can download the library from this page. A long time ago, we had published a similar article. Please check…
A lot has happened since our last article was published and to celebrate the continuance of bildr we’ll be playing with the MQ-3 Alcohol Gas Sensor. Coupled with the SparkFun Gas Sensor Breakout Board, connecting the MQ-3 to your Arduino is a breeze.
This is the gallery page of DIY Arduino kit. You can get description of this product on this page. Related topics: Schematic- DIY Arduino Assembly tutorial You can buy this DIY kit at BUILDCIRCUIT STORE.
