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| This circuit is intended for motion control applications, a common occurrence in robotics! This affordable PWM DC Motor controller can contr...

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| An efficient and economical method to control the power into a load (for example the speed of a motor or the temperature of a heating elemen...

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| Here’s a recipe to make LEDs produce slow, continuous light effects rather than abrupt changes normally obtained from square-wave drive sign...

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| This circuit shows that dimmers intended for use at mains voltage do not always have to contain a triac. Here, a MOSFET (BUZ41A, 500 V/4.5A)...

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| Whether it is required to simulate an open fire in a nativity scene, a forest fire in a model railway landscape, a log fire in a doll’s hous...

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| Atmel’s AVR450 reference board described in this article has just about everything you would expect from a high-end multi-standard battery c...

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| This programmer was specially designed for those of you requiring a cheap way to program PIC microcontrollers, without sacrificing useful fe...

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| The IMT902 from Nanotec is a PWM chopper type sinusoidal microstep bipolar stepper motor driver. Two stepper motors can be controlled by a s...

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| A simple proportional fan controller can be built using the MIC502 from Micrel (www.micrel.com). With this IC the speed of the fan runs slow...

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| This circuit, aimed at electronic and power electrical engineers, is a test and simulation instrument for ambitious experiments. In combinat...