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Audio Signal Injector and Tracer in One Circuit

If you are building or troubleshooting audio circuits, both audio signal injector and audio tracer is important tools. tracing audio signal means tapping a signal at certain point, and check if the signal is exist.  Here is the schematic diagram of the  signal injector/tracer circuit: Tracing an audio signal can be done using …

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LED Circuit for AC Powerline Indicator

Light Emitting Diode or LED is suitable for ON/OFF indicator since it has high durability, almost free of  maintenance. The most common usage is in low voltage application since the operating voltage is low DC. Taking the benefit of its high durability of LED  in  high AC voltage  from line voltage can be done using …

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100 kHz Free Running Multivibrator

This free running oscillator employs LM111 comparator. The output of this oscillator is square wave. You can use this square wave oscillator for general purpose. Here is the schematic diagram of the circuit: [Source: National Semiconductor Application Note]

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DC to AC Inverter

DC to AC inverter is used to convert DC voltage source to an AC voltage source. DC AC inverter circuit works by switching the DC voltage source to make an alternating current  that flow to a transformer. Here is an example of  dc ac inverter schematic: This power inverter could generate 120 Watts …

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Phase Synchronized – AC Power Controller

We can control the power delivered to an AC load using a phase control circuit. The AC waveform is controlled by the phase control  circuit by cutting the cycle to give  zero cycle, half cycle, full cycle, or somewhere in between. This circuit is looks like a dimmer circuit, but it has a litle difference. …

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High Power AC Light Dimmer

This is a light dimmer circuit. It has no fancy special feature, it is a a quite typical TRIAC based dimmer circuit. This circuit is only used to operate with non-inductive loads like standard light bulbs. Compared with the 120V AC above design, the triggering circuit is little bit improved. Besides that, this circuit is …

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