Making nice looking projects help learning and fun in electronics. Simple Arduino-Powered Running LED Circle Circuit is one easy project. It uses Arduino to control LEDs in a circle. This project is simple and it teaches coding, circuit making and LED control. A 10k pot changes LED speed makes it fun to use. Code: Code […]
LED and Lamps
Simple DIY Guide to a USB Desktop Lamp Circuit
Making USB lamp by ourselves is an fun hobby. We learn electronics by using hands and be creative. This circuit is good project for beginner or anyone who want to learn circuit. This Simple DIY Guide to a USB Desktop Lamp Circuit is a useful project to learn basic about electronic. USB lamp uses power […]
Simple Arduino LED Dimmer Circuit using PWM
This post show how to make a Simple Arduino LED Dimmer Circuit using PWM. PWM changes voltage by changing square wave duty cycle. It changes duty cycle to make LED more or less bright. More power means more brightness. Coding: Circuit Working: Parts List: Component Quantity Resistor 220Ω 1/4 watt 1 10k 1/4 watt 2 […]
Simple LED Flashing Circuit with Arduino Uno
This project for Simple LED Flashing Circuit with Arduino Uno is simple guide for learn electronics and Arduino. We can learn connect parts and use code to blink LED. It look easy but help us learn big and understand hard projects later. Coding: Code Explanation: Circuit Working: Parts List: Component Quantity Resistor 220Ω 1/4 watt […]
Simple Laser Diode Driver Circuit using IC LM317
One way to give steady current to laser diode is using a Simple Laser Diode Driver Circuit using IC LM317. Laser diode are very sensitive to current and with wrong current can damage it. LM317 usually gives voltage but here it gives constant current instead. Circuit Working: Parts List: Category Item Quantity Resistors 330Ω 1/4 […]
Basic Circuit for Multi-Way Lamp Switching
We can control one bulb from many places using Basic Circuit for Multi-Way Lamp Switching. Three-way switches are also called two-way and four-way switches are also called intermediate which are also used. Three-way switches go at both ends like at hallway doors. They have 3 terminals: Traveler 1, Traveler 2 and Common. Four-way switches go […]