This website began as a personal effort to collect and share practical electronic circuit ideas — including amplifiers, power supplies, and inverters — for learners around the world.

Over time, we learned something important:
collecting circuits is not the same as understanding electronics.

Today, our focus has shifted.

We believe electronics is best learned through hands-on experimentation — by building small circuits, observing their behavior, making mistakes, and learning from them. Instead of providing quick answers or ready-made designs, we concentrate on tested experiments that explain how and why circuits work in real conditions.

Our current work focuses on:

  • Low-voltage, low-risk experimental circuits
  • Understanding principles rather than just results
  • Learning through trial, error, and careful observation
  • Sharing real experiments, including mistakes and limitations

We intentionally avoid high-power amplifiers, large inverters, and mains-level designs. These systems involve real safety risks and require conditions beyond what can be responsibly explained in short instructions. We believe learning should be both meaningful and safe.


Some older content on this site reflects our earlier approach. We keep it available as part of our journey, but it may not represent how we work today.

This project is now evolving into a shared effort across generations, combining experience with fresh perspectives and normal tools — guided by curiosity, honesty, and respect for the learning process.

If you are looking for instant answers or ready-to-use solutions, this site may not be the right fit.

But if you enjoy learning electronics step by step — by exploring how circuits behave in practice — you are warmly welcome here.

This project is maintained as a small, family-driven learning journey.

Apichet Garaipoom and son and daughter

Our ElecCircuit Team

More in-depth experiments and long-term notes are now continued on Patreon.

Thank you very much for your support. To keep this project running.

17 thoughts on “About Us”

  1. Dearest momename,
    your website is very interesting and potentialy useful, and your efforts and hard work are obvious. Personally I’m still learning much about component level electronic circuitry, and the explanations and descriptions are vital. It is obvious that you struggle with english, or at least your translator does. You might consider posting in english and another language which you speak fluently and can make accurate and helpful remarks in. Just let us know.

    Thank-you for your site, and best wishes.

  3. Dear friend,
    Indeed your venture is most appreciable. language Long live and wish u all success in your all ventures.

    G.N.nataraj

  4. So Many Projects Here and So Little Time To Build Them All!!! Many Thanks From MR.OHM 1970 for all Your Efforts!!!

  6. I have been using your web site for about two years and think you are doing a fine job.Keep up the good work.By the way your english is quite good. Thank you,JON.

  7. Hi to you!

    Your site is a great project which certainly is interessting for many people.
    Don’t bother about your English.

  8. Hi sir i am the student of electronic and commnication enginnering in 2nd year
    I want to say you that this site is fantistic
    i want some tips to you for my mini projuct

  9. pleas i wont and i like learn easy electronic some projects pleas help me i think you can help me also my english are very very poor only wont good hart thank you muditha silva .

  10. I’m sure someone would be prepared to run through your site and correct the English – it can be quite difficult to follow what you are saying sometimes.

  11. Momename:

    Wonderful circuits! Good diagrams!
    Readers can figure out what you want to say–based on your English level. Keep reading lots of English books and your English will surely improve.
    You are doing a good job!
    Trevor
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  12. Hello, I am an apprentice in electronics and spend a simple circuit to delay the initiation of a relay.

    can help me indicating one of your circuits?

    Thanks for taking my call.

    jose freitas

  14. Really Brother u r doing a very very good job for the electronics hobbysists. Please keep it up & serve the mankind. GOD BLESS:::

  15. Your English is easily understood, no need to apologize for it.

    There are not enough people interested in electronics, your site helps the ones that are find useful projects.

    Thanks

  17. Hi there,
    thanks for this awesome collection of circuits. It is instructive and useful and your English is absolutely sufficient.
    Best wishes from Germany,
    Georg

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