quarta-feira, 4 de março de 2015

Simple AM ​​Transmitter using Integrated Circuit


any beginners give up playing withRF due to the difficulty of building coils and problems with self oscillations that are common in many electronic circuits, radio frequency. I always point out to beginning the construction of a small FM transmitter, I myself have made available a simple and explanatory tutorial circuit Article Micro FM Transmitter Spy and Micro FM Transmitter Spy Bug in SMD.
The RF is actually a very critical area, but otherwise, she is the most rewarding, especially when we see one of our creations give the air of grace and dropping their airborne waves. I always say that we learn more from mistakes and making mistakes is part of the electronic, myself today bursting capacitors and transistors see loose wisps of smoke, the difference is that I have fun today with these errors.

http://blog.novaeletronica.com.br/en/simples-transmissor-de-usando-circuito-integrado/

sexta-feira, 7 de novembro de 2014

Grounding in electronics


O aterramento é confuso. Eu acho que a maioria das pessoas que começaram eletrônica aprendizagem pediram «O que é chão?» Em um ponto ou outro. Você está realmente supor para ligar o circuito para a terra? Eu acho que o chão razão é confuso, é porque é diferente em eletrônica e em sistemas elétricos de alta tensão.

quarta-feira, 9 de julho de 2014

Flashing LED with a transistor Simple and Inexpensive

Flashing LED with a transistor Simple and Inexpensive

 

How to Make an LED flasher

Make a flashing LED is easy, depending on your needs, you can use a integrated circuit timer 555 for flasher LED. You can also use a common circuit with two transistors in the circuit as seen below. This circuit is called astable multivibratorwhich is a circuit that has no stable state.pisca-pisca de ledsList of material
Q1 e Q2 – Transistors BC548 or any general purpose NPN transistor
LED1 e LED2 – LEDs comuns – Any color
R1 e R4Resistor 470 ohms 1/8 Watts
R2 e R3Resistores 22 kohms 1/8 Watts C1 e C2
Electrolytic Capacitors 10 a 100 uF por 16 Volts or more.
 

Flashing LED with Transistor

Cut to the chase, our flasher LED with a transistor that is simple to build and very cheap. Although it appears something supernatural, the operation is simple. A resistor 1k ohm loads slowly electrolytic capacitor 220 uF X 25 Volts until the voltage becomes high enough to release the base-emitter junction of transistor 2N2222.
Pisca-pisca com um transistor
Flasher with a transistor set up and worked perfectly
At this point the transistor leads quickly, and partially download the capacitor 470uf for LED, which light up quickly. The resistor 100 Ohm only works as a current limiter LED. This simple and functional LED flasher is very interesting, the diagram below this setting he worked with a tension between 10 Volts a 13 Volts, and to the extent that tensão subia range of flashes decreased.
Simples e barato pisca-pisca de LED com um transistor
The transistor used was a 2N2222 which is an NPN, he had a very stable behavior, seems to work reliably in this circuit, but other transistors can be tested is clear thatFew will work. Unlike the version with two transistors that can use any NPN type transistors, since this version presented here transistor requires some special qualities that we will see below.

Tunnel Effect

We called the tunnel effect, no case, the tunnel effect, “in quantum mechanics, consists in the event of a particle through a region where the potential energy is larger than its total energy – this barrier is insurmountable in classical mechanics, because the kinetic energy of the particle would be negative in the region” [Wiki]
So it is with a tunnel diode , which is a type of semiconductor that can operate very quickly, Microwave frequency, made possible by using so-called quantum mechanical tunnel effect. This means that there are few transistors that have this characteristic tunnel diode, the most common and easiest to find is really the 2N2222.

Test flasher circuit with LED with a transistor

See the video that the circuit flasher with LED and a transistor works perfectly.
http://blog.novaeletronica.com.br/en/pisca-pisca-led-transistor-simples-e-barato/

quarta-feira, 30 de outubro de 2013

AM transmitter circuit using 555

Circuito Transmissor de AM usando 555


Strange as it seems, this circuit can transmit rf Amplitude modulated (AM) in approximately 600 Khz frequency for that he uses an integrated circuit as 555 oscillator. The audio enters the PIN number 5 of the integrated circuit 555 coming from an electret microphone, an integrated circuit converts the frequency modulated signal to a modulated amplitude and output is on pin 3, where an antenna can be placed directly on it or a coaxial cable.