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We are introducing a compact DC-DC converter that delivers a 5V output with a load current of up to 1.5A, powered by an input supply of 24V to 26V DC. This innovative project boasts key features such as soft start, thermal shutdown, and overcurrent protection. Built using the MP2345...

This project presents a robot car controller that utilizes a Bluetooth wireless controller, allowing users to control the small robot car using a smartphone and an Android app. The system consists of an Arduino microcontroller (ATMEGA328), an HC-05 Bluetooth module, two BD6211...

The project presented here is an Ignition coil driver featuring FAN1100-F085 ignition gate driver chip and IGBT. Chip is designed to directly drive an ignition IGBT and control the current and spark event of the coil. The coil current is controlled via the input signal pin. When the...

This isolated power supply features the SN6507 chip, a push-pull isolation transformer driver, which provides a reliable and efficient power conversion solution. The power supply comprises a transformer, rectifier circuit, and isolation transformer T1, which separates the input and...

The Teensy 4.1 expansion I/O shield is designed to simplify the connection process, saving you time and effort in your project development. With its compact design and ease of use, this board is perfect for prototyping, proof-of-concept development, and production-ready applications....

The Teensy 4 expansion I/O shield is designed to simplify the connection process, saving you time and effort in your project development. With its compact design and ease of use, this board is perfect for prototyping, proof-of-concept development, and production-ready applications....

This Wireless Analog Sensor Receiver is a complementary component to the Wireless Analog Sensor Transmitter, designed to receive and process data transmitted from the transmitter. This Receiver project is compatible with the 434Mhz Arduino Wireless Analog Sensor Transmitter The...

This Wireless Analog Sensor project is a cost-effective solution for transmitting live data and enabling continuous monitoring, logging, and plotting sensor measurements. The system utilizes a 434MHz RF module and an Arduino-compatible microcontroller, ATMEGA328, to transmit data from...