Resistors in series Example 1 is 2 resistors in series In this example the total resistance (RT) = R1 + R2. So in the example above its 10k + 10k…
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A bounceless switch example using a 7404 inverter.
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This is a simple audio mixer using an fet. Schematic Bill of materials QTY PART-REFS VALUE — ——— —– Resistors ——— 1 R1 6.8k 2 R2,R3 100k Capacitors ———-…
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Schematic Parts List QTY PART-REFS VALUE — ——— —– Resistors ——— 1 R1 2M2 3 R2,R3,R5 1K 1 R4 4M7 Capacitors ———- 1 C1 100nf Integrated Circuits ——————- 1 U1…
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A simple audio pre amplifier using some basic components Schematic Parts List QTY PART-REFS VALUE — ——— —– Resistors ——— 1 R1 100k 2 R2,R3 10k Capacitors ———- 2…
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This is a simple square wave oscillator using a 4011 NAND chip, you could of course use the TTL equivalent as well. Adjusting the resistor values will adjust the mark/space…
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Description A very simple LED flasher circuit using an LM3909, these were great because you could connect a 1.5v battery up to them. They are hard to come by nowadays.…
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Description This is an adaptation of the PSU that uses a 7805 and can supply higher current. You need to use an appropriate heatsink for the 2N3055 transistor, you could…
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Description As you may recall the LM317 regulator is adjustable from 1.25 to about 35v. By adding 2 diodes you can drop the voltage slightly, about 0.6v of a voltage…
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Description You can, with a little modification use a 7805 regulator to generate a variable voltage output, in the example below the output can be 5v to 30v. At higher…