Simple and easy to construct IC 555 based voltage doubler schematic given here, This circuit will…
Continue ReadingCategory: IC 555 / IC 741
Electronic circuits and projects by using Timer IC 555 and Operational Amplifier IC 741, both are pioneer Integrated Circuits, Start browse and Learn and Build. These IC 555 and IC 741, where timeless components continue to inspire innovation. Explore circuits, applications, and tutorials featuring these iconic integrated circuits.
Adjustable Timer Circuit using IC 555
Simple Adjustable Timer Circuit using 555 timer IC constructed to give alert sound for variable time limits,…
Continue Reading
Clock Ticking Sound Circuit using 555
Timer IC 555 has many possibilities to entertain electronic engineers and make productive in electronic circuit…
Continue Reading
Transistor Tester Circuit Using 555 Timer
Most circuits are designed with transistors and different parameter transistors are being used in many circuits…
Continue Reading
Simple Seven Segment Counter Circuit
We count everything, in order to project or show the count value we need number display…
Continue Reading
555 Timer Stepper Motor Controller Circuit
A simple 555 Timer Stepper Motor Controller Circuit is designed with few easily available components. This circuit…
Continue Reading
TV Remote Signal Jammer Circuit
We know most TV sets are using IR (Infra Red) remote control, By using these handy…
Continue ReadingSimple Up/Down Fading LED Circuit
Lot of colorful projects rises when LED and timer IC meets, Here the Simple Up/Down Fading LED…
Continue Reading
Servo Motor Driver Circuit
Servo motors are made for precise control of angular or linear position, Velocity and acceleration. These…
Continue Reading
One bit Memory Circuit
In digital electronics memory and memory cell circuit plays an important role. Now a days every…
Continue Reading
DC Motor Speed Control PWM circuit
The DC Motor used in many applications, and some applications requires speed control of DC motor…
Continue Reading
Simple Touch Switch Circuit
To Sense the touch event we don’t need complex circuits or micro controllers, we can sense…
Continue Reading