Simple doorbell/alarm

This is probably the simplest doorbell or alarm circuit that is out there. The buzzer will not be constantly on since the buzzer gets switched on by a capacitor. The circuit draws hardly anything when off as you will see in the graph below. As the capacitor gets charged its current lowers down a lot. …

Arduino Video poker for the TV

Here is a project I have been working on. It hooks up to the tv and allows you to play 5 different types of video poker games. The game is in black and white and some of the suits look funny. The pinouts can be found in README.MD file. Youtube videos

Serial Port PWM

In this blog I will show you how to generate pwm with a computer with a serial port. This tool was originally written by subcooledheatpump from YouTube. I made it better where you can choose which com port to use(by command-line or by being prompted to do so). Controlling it is now better since now …

The simplest in-circuit transistor tester

This is the simplest in circuit transistor tester. It uses two ammeters to measure the transistor gain. It is kinda like the heathkit IT-18 one but uses 2 meters instead of one. I plan on using relays for the polarity switch instead of a 5PDT Rotary switch. It uses a LM317 regulator for providing a …

Capacitor powered LED flashlight

Long time ago QVC sold a shakeable Flashlight that had no batteries just a shakeable generator and a super capacitor. This flashlight uses a 5vdc 1.5a wall wart to charge the capacitors. To figure out how long it will take to charge the flashlight you use this equation $$T=5R_{currentlimit}C$$ And for total discharge time $$T=5R_{LED}C$$ …

Yet another TV oscilloscope

In this blog post a crt TV a part and turn it into a oscilloscope. I am going to try to use a TL082 op amp to buffer and amplify the signal. It uses the deflection yoke to draw the picture on the tube. More pictures and videos will be posted here when it is …

DIY Static wrist strap

This wrist strap prevents electrostatic discharge to whatever you touch What you need: 1 meg ohm resistor(any wattage or tolerance will do Copper tape or foil a piece of wire(you can use all of the wires from a btoken cord if you like0 bracelet(This should allow the copper tape to stick) one alligator clip Step …

DIY anti-static mat

This is a very simple esd mat that anyone can build. All you need is Small nail Cardboard box A three prong cord(must be three prong so that it functions correctly) Copper foil sheets that stick(i got mine from eBay, it is used for guitars) 1 meg ohm resistor any wattage should do. Hot glue …

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