Half Wave Rectifier & Applications
A rectifier can be a simple diode or a group of diodes that converts the AC (Alternating Current) to DC (Direct Current). As the diode allows electric current only in…
Full Wave Bridge Rectifier Working and Application
The full-wave bridge rectifier is a circuit consisting of four diodes arranged in a bridge-type structured figure as shown. This circuit gives full-wave rectification and is cost-effective as well, thus…
Wheatstone Bridge: WORKING PRINCIPLE AND APPLICATION
The Wheatstone bridge was formerly invented by Samuel Hunter Christie in the year 1833 and later improvised by Sir Charles Wheatstone in 1843 after which it became popular. A Wheatstone…
How to use Transistors in DCACLAB (both NPN and PNP)
In this Post you will know that how to use Transistor in DCACLab (both NPN and PNP). BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor) also Generally known as a transformer is an active…
Keyboard Shortcuts for DCACLab
We have introduces Keyboard Shortcuts for DCACLab so that you can use the online circuit simulator more easily than before. Flip the components Rotate the components Undo and Redo steps…
How to use logic gates
Logic gates are the Digital Electronic circuit which are used to perform logical operations and tasks. The Logic Gates operate on Boolean functions to give the logical output for one…
How to use Transformers
The Transformer is an static electrical energy which transfers the electrical energy from one circuit to another with the help of electromagnetic induction. The most general use of transformer is…
Saving circuit when not logged in
We have a update which is going to enhance your virtual lab experience ! As we always try to provide you the best of DCACLab experience to you. It is…
Updates for LED in DCACLAB
We keep introducing the new updates in the DCACLAB in order to provide you the more real like experience in the virtual lab. Maximum Current for LED In this update…
How to use diodes in Lab
A diode is an electronic component which has two electrodes named as anode and cathode. The diodes are made by semiconductors such as germanium, silicon and selenium. The diodes found…