Normally we have seen on different websites, the overall circuit of the water level indicator uses a bar graph or a seven-segment display to indicate the water level. This type of representation using LEDs or digits for water level makes the observer which includes a large number of normal people, difficult to understand. A consequence of using those methods makes the whole effort inadequate. The circuit presented below surmounts this flaw and displays the water level using a seven-segment display, but there is a difference. The water level indicator circuit…
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Electronic Code Lock Circuit
Using codes for security has been a popular trend recently. A similar type of electronic project is presented right below called the electronic code lock circuit which ensures the use of four digits in the code locking process and these codes are keyed in remotely. The code can be unlocked easily by pressing the right keys and if someone presses the wrong keys, it resets the lock automatically. The complete phenomenon of the electronic code lock systems has been described briefly in the further paragraph. Description and Working of Electronic…
Read MoreAdd on Device For Telephone
This electronic project, Add on Device For Telephone has multiple applications when used with the telephone lines. Since it is added parallel on the telephone system, it is called add-on device. The circuit add on device for telephone supports three modes of operation: on-hook, off hook, and ringing modes. It also provides the audio-visual indication of these operations. Using the relay, add on device circuit can connect the telephone to a CID (caller identification device). It can also be used to indicate tapping or misuse of telephone lines with the…
Read MoreTone Control Circuit (Active and passive)
Among the most popular control circuit found in an audio system is tone control. The tone control is used to modify the tonal characteristic of the signal chain i.e. it enables the listener to alter the tonal quality of the sound being reproduced. The effect of tone control has on the frequency response of the equipment and their purpose is to help remedy shortcomings in the source program material, the receiver or transducer, or in the loudspeaker and the listening room combination. These are either of the passive types, of…
Read MorePhone Broadcaster Circuit
An interesting circuit design that is also used as a wireless telephone amplifier, is demonstrated below which has been proven very useful in prying on a telephone conversation and therefore is termed a phone broadcaster circuit. The more amazing or we can say a comforting fact about the phone broadcaster circuit design is that it draws the power essential to operate the circuit directly from the active telephone lines. Therefore, it avoids additional expenses in external battery and prevents the circuit from the extra bulkiness of other power supplies. Circuit…
Read MoreWater Level Indicator Circuit
One of the most common circuits in the market is the water level indicator. But most of these circuits fault corrosion of metal electrodes due to electrolytic reaction. This fault can be minimized effectively by using alternating current instead of direct current supply. Here we design and verify a circuit called electrolysis proof water level indicator using a COMOS IC which has profitably exploited the normally unused property of CMOS devices. Other Water level indicators and controller circuits posted on bestengineeringprojects.com Ultrasonic Water Level Meter Water Level Indicator Circuit using…
Read MorePreamplifier for ceramic-pickup
The circuit posted here is of a preamplifier for ceramic pick-up having moderately high input impedance about 470Ω and voltage gain of more than 12. Circuit Description of Preamplifier for ceramic-pickup The circuit of a preamplifier for ceramic pickup is built around FETs because it has outstanding low-level characteristics including a high input impedance and low noise. These characteristics make the FET a natural choice at the input stage of a preamplifier for accepting signals from high-impedance transducers such as ceramic-pickup. Inputs from the ceramic microphones are given to the…
Read MoreNon-Destructive Power Supply Circuit
The power supply is the basic unit for any electronic circuit and it must be non-destructive. Various types of power supply circuits like stabilized power supply units, Digital control variable power supply units, self switching off power supply units, etc are available on bestengineeringprojects.com. Now, here is another circuit for smooth power supply in the section of power supply-based projects called a Non-destructive power supply circuit using voltage regulator IC 732. Working of the circuit non-destructive power supply-Circuit Most circuits are set to an adjustable “knee” from 2mA to 30mA.…
Read MoreSound Operated Relay Using Transistors
Various type of switching circuit like a touch-operated relay, light operated relay, heat operated relay is already posted in bestengineeringprojects.com. Now here is another simple electronic project in the series of switching circuits called sound-operated relays. Circuit Description of Sound Operated Relay using Transistors The circuit of sound operated relay is self-explanatory and is very easy to understand. This circuit is built around a 2-stage audio amplifier using PNP transistors. The sound sensor of the circuit sound-operated relay is done by 8Ω loudspeakers. The output of the loudspeaker is given…
Read MoreHigh-Gain Preamplifier Circuit Using Single Transistor
The project posted here is of a high gain preamplifier circuit with a low input impedance of about 4 KΩ. It is capable of very high gain in the order of a few hundred if Rc is very greater than RL. Circuit Description of High Gain Preamplifier Circuit The circuit of the high gain preamplifier is built around a low-power NPN transistor T1 which is here configured in common emitter mode using self-bias or emitter bias. This biasing method is used because it produces excellent operating point stability. Resistor R1…
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