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Car power amplifier with TA82010AH

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IC TA8210AH is ic often used in amplifiers used in the room, It is suitable for power amplifiers car speakers taht fit and wear ell, surely this amplifier circuit works with a maximum also high quality. Supply voltage is not too high , only 12 VDC and is also good at high current. For high current amplifier power of the stronger . You can use the batteries that have current 10 A or higher . Power output up to 200W stereo with 8 Ohm impedance. Part List : R1 =1K R2 =50K trim R3 =1K R4 =50K trim R5 =680R R6 =680R R7 =150K R8 =2R2 R9 =2R2 R10=2R2 R11=2R2 C1 =1uF C2 =1uF C3 =47uF C4 =47uF C5 =100n/400V C6 =220uF C7 =220uF C8 =100n/400V C9 =100n/400V C10=100n/400V IC1=TA8210AH X2-3=in R X2-2=gnd X2-1=in L X1-1,X1-2=Out R X1-3,X1-4=Out L

Zero crossing detection with PIC16F877A

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Zero crossing detection is very important, especially in power control circuits employing thyristors. I have come across many people struggling with zero crossing detection with PIC microcontroller and thus they cannot fire triacs or SCRs as required. So, here I have explained a simple method of detecting zero crossing with PIC16F877A, employing only two or three resistors, a bridge rectifier and an optocoupler for the hardware portion of zero cross detection.  The PIC 16F877A detects the zero crossing using the RB0/INT external interrupt function. I have explained how the zero cross is detected and how the PIC acts upon detection, below.   Fig. 1 - Schematic, zero crossing signal and RD0 signals --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is the code for PIC16F877A: (You can download the source file from https://rapidshare.com/files/604474700/ZeroCrossing.c ) -------------------------------------------------...

Octave Equalizer Circuit

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This circuit is one section of an octave equalizer used in audio systems. The table shows the values of CI and C2 that are needed to achieve the given center frequencies. This circuit is capable of 12 dB boost or cut, as determined by the position of R2. Because of the low input bias current of the OP-08, the resistors could be scaled up by a factor of 10, and thereby reduce the values of CI and C2 at the low-frequency end. via next.gr Octave Equalizer Circuit

Battery Charger LM317

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Lead Acid Battery Charger circuit is highly recommended to recharge battery. And recommended that maximum voltage 24V 7A battery, so you can recharge a battery simultaneously. Battery Charger has been little use of several components such as diodes, electrolytic capacitors , transistors , resistors, and also for strengthening of the voltage and current stresses. And also do not forget to lowering electric voltage 220V to 20V-35V 5-10 Ampere suitable for Lead Acid Battery Charger circuit.  List of components for the circuit Lead Acid battery : R1               = 1 Ω 2w R2               = 100 Ω R3               = 220 Ω R4               = 10K Ω Trim D1 - D5       = IN4004 Q1               = BC547 IC 1          ...

Accelerometer Sensor

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Sensor Accelerometer MMA 3201 is a sensor used to measure the acceleration of motion of the payload when the payload was launched until the payload is delivered to the home again, Sensor Accelerometer MMA 3201 has a resistance to the gravitational force of 20g on the axis X and axis Y. Sensor Output Accelerometer MMA 3201 is still in the form of analog data so that the need for an ADC to process the data. Data released by Sensor Accelerometer MMA 3201 is a linear form of X and Y axis, the second determines the acceleration motion data payload. Accelerator sensor with MMA 3201 Feature Sensor Accelerometer MMA 3201 Sensitivity in two separate axes: 40g X-axis and 40g Y-axis Integral Signal Conditioning Linear Output Ratiometric Performance 4th Order Bessel Filter Preserves Pulse Shape Integrity Calibrated Self-test Low Voltage Detect, Clock Monitor, and EPROM Parity Check status Transducer Hermetically Sealed at Wafer Level for Superior Reliability Robust Design, High Shocks Survivabilit...

Step Up Converter For 20 LEDs

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The circuit described here is a step-up converter to drive 20 LEDs, designed to be used as a home-made ceiling night light for a child’s bedroom. This kind of night light generally consists of a chain of Christmas tree lights with 20 bulbs each consuming 1 W, for a total power of 20 W. Here, in the interests of saving power and extending operating life, we update the idea with this simple circuit using LEDs.  Power can be obtained from an unregulated 12 V mains adaptor, as long as it can deliver at least about 330 mA.  The circuit uses a low-cost current-mode controller type UCC3800N, reconfigured into voltage mode to create a step-up converter with simple compensation. By changing the external components the circuit can easily be modified for other applications. To use a current-mode controller as a voltage-mode controller it is necessary to couple a sawtooth ramp (rising from 0 V to 0.9 V) to the CS (current sense) pin, since this pin is also an input to the internal PWM com...

Infrared Object Counter Circuit Diagram

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This infrared object counter can be installed at the entry gate to count the total number of people entering any venue. For example, it can be used at the railway stations or bus stands to count the people arriving per day or week. The counter uses an infrared transmitter-receiver pair and a simple, low-cost calculator. It works even in the presence of normal light. The maximum detection range is about 10 metres. That means the transmitter and the receiver are to be installed (at the opposite pillars of the gate) not more than 10 metres apart. No focusing lens is required. If an 8-digit calculator is used the counter can count up to 99,999,999 easily, and if a 10-digit calculator is used the counter can count up to 9,999,999,999.  Fig. 1: Transmitter circuit Powered by a 9V battery, the transmitter circuit (see Fig. 1) comprises IC 555 (IC1), which is wired as an astable multivibrator with a centre frequency of about 38 kHz, and two infrared light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The receiv...