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Auto Cut-off Battery Charger Circuit using One Transistor

Last Updated on June 14, 2025 by Admin 2 Comments

12.simplest smf automotive battery charger

The inexpensive battery charger circuit with only one transistor is intended to cut off the battery’s supply immediately when it reaches its maximum charge level. This article describes a very […]

Filed Under: Battery Chargers Tagged With: Auto, Battery, Charger, Cut, Off, One

Connecting Two or More Transistors in Parallel Safely

Last Updated on November 17, 2024 by Admin Leave a Comment

HowtoConnectTransistorsinParallel

Transistors can be connected in parallel when two or more of them have the same pinouts and specifications. This increases the combined power handling capacity of the transistors. This article will teach […]

Filed Under: Tutorials Tagged With: Connecting, More, Parallel, Safely, Transistors, Two

Li-Ion LED Driver Circuits using LT1932

Last Updated on November 14, 2024 by Admin Leave a Comment

LT1932 Block Diagram

The article describes how to utilize a normal Li-Ion battery with a high-efficiency 1.5 V to 4.2 V LED driver circuit to improve lighting, prolong battery backup, and lengthen battery […]

Filed Under: Lights and Lamps Tagged With: Circuits, Driver, ion, LED, LT1932

Power Saving Street Lamp Circuit using Motion Sensor

Last Updated on June 6, 2025 by Admin Leave a Comment

mart street light circuit

This straightforward but incredibly intelligent smart LED street light circuit turns a street lighting on automatically when it senses movement beneath it, turning it from low to high brightness. Only […]

Filed Under: Automation, Lights and Lamps Tagged With: Lamp, Motion, Power, Saving, Sensor, Street

Simple BJT and JFET Tester Circuits Explained

Last Updated on November 17, 2024 by Admin Leave a Comment

good bad transistor tester circuit

This post discusses a few straightforward yet reliable BJT transistor tester circuits that may be utilized to determine if a transistor is good or faulty. Simple Good or Not good Transistor Tester […]

Filed Under: Meter and Tester Circuits Tagged With: BJT, Circuits, Explained, JFET, Simple, Tester

Keep Car Battery Warm using this Circuit

Last Updated on November 17, 2024 by Admin Leave a Comment

car warmer circuit

This automobile battery warmer circuit’s primary goal is to ensure that the battery may be effectively recharged and discharged while operating at extremely low temperatures. Circuit Objective My intention entails […]

Filed Under: Car and Motorcycle Projects Tagged With: Battery, Car, Keep, Warm

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