A 0-15V 3A Adjustable Power Supply Circuit gives adjustable DC voltage output from 0 volt to 15 volt and we use this circuit in electronic testing, small lab work, school projects and repair work, also this circuit helps us power many low-voltage devices safely. In this circuit, the LM350 voltage regulator IC controls the output […]
PIR Sensor Based PNP Switching Circuit for Output Control
In this tutorial, circuit uses a PIR sensor to control an output load through transistor switching, but the main purpose of this circuit is to turn ON the output when motion is detected and when PIR sensor detects motion, it gives a trigger signal After that, the NPN transistor and PNP transistor work together as […]
5V 4A Power Supply Circuit using IC 7805 and Parallel Transistors
In this post, the below designed circuit gives a stable 5V DC output with high current up to 4A which uses the 7805 voltage regulator IC and multiple TIP41C transistors connected in parallel, because the normal 7805 IC alone gives around 1A current and we add external power transistors to increase the output current. Moreover, […]
12V Negative Voltage Regulator Circuit with Zener and Transformer
A 12V negative voltage regulator circuit gives a stable -12V DC output from AC mains supply, in many electronic applications, we need both positive and negative voltages therefore, this circuit becomes very useful. This 12V Negative Voltage Regulator Circuit with Zener and Transformer is useful in audio amplifiers, operational amplifier circuits, analog systems and dual […]
Low Ripple -9V Regulated Power Supply Circuit
Need a clean negative voltage for your project? Then this 9V negative power supply circuit is a perfect solution which provides low ripple output and stable performance, making it suitable for many DIY electronics applications. This circuit is designed to produce a smooth 9V negative DC supply from AC input which at first, steps down […]
How to Test SCR using LED and 9V Battery Circuit
This article is about simple SCR tester circuit, where we can use this circuit to check SCR is good or faulty. The circuit uses one 9V battery, one LED, three 100 ohm resistors and two push button switches. The circuit is very easy to build as it is also very useful for students, hobby users […]