SR Flip Flop Explained in Detail
Flip - flops are one of the most fundamental electronic components. These are used as one-bit storage elements, clock dividers, and also we can make counters, shift registers and storing…
What You Need To Know About PCB Soldering Process.
The PCB soldering process can look confusing to inexperienced technicians. However, it is one of the easiest and the most enjoyable job for experienced technicians and engineers. Firstly you can…
HDI PCB – As A Beginner Needs To Know Everything.
If you want to get the maximum out of your printed circuit boards, it is essential to use the latest production and assembly technologies. High-Density Interconnect of HDI PCBs can…
J K Flip Flop Explained in Detail
Flip - flops are one of the most fundamental electronic components. These are used as one-bit storage elements, clock dividers and also we can make counters, shift registers and storing…
T Flip Flop Explained in Detail
Flip - flops are one of the most fundamental electronic components. These are used as one-bit storage elements, clock dividers and also we can make counters, shift registers and storing…
LED Driver Circuit Working & Applications
A Light Emitting Diode (LED) is a special type of diode that is used as an Optoelectronic device. It conducts when forward biased, just like a p-n junction diode. However,…
Inductors in Series Explained in Detail
Inductors are one of the passive elements ( others being resistors & capacitors) used in an electric circuit. It stores energy in the form of magnetic field. Now inductors can…
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…