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Overview There are numerous circuits available for low-voltage regulators. However, when it comes to higher voltages, like those needed for valve circuits, things change. That’s why we opted to create this straightforward regulator capable of … Read more
Overview Many people overlook the fact that several voltage regulator ICs come with an upper limit, typically around 35 V, for the input voltage they can manage. This restriction primarily applies to fixed-output voltage types. … Read more
Overview This circuit serves well in scenarios requiring over-current protection. Let’s delve into a model train scenario as an illustration. Veteran model train enthusiasts understand the frustration of pinpointing short-circuit causes. On a modest model … Read more
Introduction The output of a microprocessor or microcontroller in a low-power circuit is very low. It is sufficient for an LED to flash, but to drive a large load, you will need an electromechanical switch; Relay … Read more
Introduction Both over and under voltages are damaging to any device or circuit. Light flickers can be caused by low voltages, while high voltages can harm the entire device or circuit. For example, in a … Read more
In this tutorial, we are going to make a “Crowbar Overvoltage Protection Circuit”. It is very essential to protect the sensitive electronic or electric load from damage. For this we need protection circuits, over-voltage protection … Read more
Introduction: The overvoltage is the voltage in the circuit that exceeds the design limit. By definition, the potential needed for an ion to discharge itself at an electrode over and above the balanced potential is … Read more
Introduction Protection of electronic components and the surroundings from high voltage is the most important thing to do. And therefore, engineers have designed the overvoltage protection module. Through the overvoltage protection circuit, it is workable … Read more
Introduction For any device or circuit, over and under voltages are harmful. Under voltages can generate light flickers while overvoltages can damage the whole device. Understand this by the example of motor, a motor may … Read more