Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) Generator Using PLL 565

circuit diagram of frequency shift keying (fsk) generator

The generation of frequency shift keying (FSK) can be easily accomplished by switching an additional capacitor into the tank circuit of an oscillator when the transmitter is keyed, in narrowband frequency shift keying (FSK) it is often possible to get the required frequency shift by shunting the capacitance directly across a crystal, especially if frequency multiplier follow the oscillator, as is usually the case. Circuit Description of Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) Generator Using PLL 565 Frequency shift keying (FSK) can also be generated by applying the rectangular wave modulating signal to…

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High Brightness LED Strobe Using IC 555

high brightness led strobe using 555 circuit

Here is one another project which is useful in our daily life using the most popular IC NE555. The project high-brightness LED strobe uses an array of 36 high-brightness LEDs. The advantage of project is it is small battery powered and very efficient. A variable resistor on the side allows the frequencies of the flashing to be varied. Circuit Description of High Brightness LED Strobe Using IC 555 Circuit diagram of high-brightness LED strobe is shown in figure 1. The entire circuit is build around timer IC NE555 (IC1) or we…

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Low Frequency Sine Wave Synthesizer

low frequency synthesizer circuit

The generation of low frequency is generally accomplished with an RC oscillator. The techniques recently developed for frequency synthesis can now be used conveniently with very precise low frequencies required. A low-frequency sine-wave synthesizer well demonstrates accuracy and stability characteristics that can be measured in part per million (even at 0.01 Hz) if it is crystal controlled. Circuit Description of Low Frequency Sine Wave Synthesizer The synthesizer in figure 1 is based on an 8-bit digital-to-analog converter IC AD7523 (IC5) which presents a precise triangle wave to the timing of a…

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Fiber optic telemetry system Using NE555

circuit diagram of fiber optic telemetry system

Complete fiber optic systems are finding widespread use in all types of applications figure 1 provide a very simple fiber optic telemetry system using NE555 that can be used in a variety of telemetry application essentially. The transmitter is an astable oscillator using the popular NE555 (IC1). Circuit Diagram of Fiber optic telemetry system Using NE555 The variable resistance LDR1 contract the rate of the pulse applied to the LED. LDR1 can be any variable resistance transducer such as a strain gauge for pressure sensing, a thermistor for temperature sensing, or…

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Telephone Converter Circuit

circuit diagram of telephone converter circuit

A telephone converter circuit that can be used to power the circuit added to the basic phone is shown in figure 1. This may be more economical/convening than adding a separate power supply from the AC power line or using battery power. It takes the -48V provided by the telephone and efficiently converts it to a well-regulated 5V. Circuit Description of Telephone Converter Circuit A telephone converter circuit does not require the bulk and expensive transformer which is usually used in these designs. It takes the -48V (it can function…

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Universal Crystal Test Circuit Using CA4007

circuit diagram of cristal test circuit

Crystal oscillators may fail to operate due to faulty design or faulty crystals. The circuit shown in figure 1 works well as a crystal tester for a wide variety of crystals and ceramic resonators over the 40-kHz to the 20-MHz range. Circuit Description of Universal Crystal Test Circuit Using CA4007 The oscillator in figure 1 is a Pierce type that operates at the crystal’s parallel resonant frequency and presents about 30 pF capacitance to the crystal. The IC1 (CA4007 A) contains three pairs of complementary MOSFETs with the first (input at…

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Sort Circuit Protected Regulated Power Supply Using 741

short circuit protected regulated power supply

Various Power Supply-based projects are already available on bestengineeringprojects.com like short-proof variable power supply, stabilized power supply with short circuit indicator, Universal digital power supply, variable switching power supply, etc. Now here is a straightforward circuit of short circuit-protected regulated power supply utilizing very few components. Circuit Description of Short Circuit Protected Power Supply The electronics project short circuit protected variable power supply utilizing an op-amp 741, two NPN transistors, and a few passive components. Unregulated or fluctuating voltage is first regulated and smoothened by diode D1 and Zener diode ZD1.…

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Electronic Room Thermometer Using Op-amp 741

electronic room thermometer using op amp 741

These days electronic room thermometer is very popular, though it is expensive. Now here we designed a simple and cheap electronic room thermometer using a temperature sensor and op-amp 741. Circuit Description of Electronic Room Thermometer using Op-amp 741 The heart of the circuit electronic room thermometer is IC1 (LM3911), which is used here as a temperature sensor. The output of this IC is variable according to temperature change. Its output increases at the rate of 10mV/0C rise in temperature. At 00C its output is 2.73V. The output from IC1…

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Light Operated lamp switch using DIAC and TRIAC

light operated on off switch without ic

Various electronic projects using LDR (Light Operated Resistor) are already posted on bestengineeringprojects.com. Now, here is another simple project using LDR called a light-operated lamp switch using DIAC and TRIAC. This circuit utilizes very few components and is so simple that anyone can understand it. Circuit Description of Light Operated Lamp Switch: The circuit of light operated lamp switch utilizes a diac and a triac as semiconductors and LDR as a sensor. LDR is a type of variable resistor that changes its value according to the intensity of light falling…

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Sound Operated On-Off Switch

circuit diagram of electronic clapper

Various remote control-based projects are already posted on bestengineeringprojects.com. Now here is a unique remote control circuit called a sound operated on-off switch and it responds only particular frequency of sound (4.5 kHz) and can control the device from a distance of up to 4.6 meters (15 feet). Most sound-operated switches use clap sound or voice to activate the remote control. Tone frequency generated by clapping or a voice control is not constant and designing a receiver circuit for a particular or ordinary clap or voice is very difficult. To…

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