LM337 Adjustable Negative Voltage Regulator Circuits
The LM337 is a 3-terminal adjustable negative voltage regulator. It can supply from -1.2V to -37V at 1.5A or more with minimum components. Read more
The LM337 is a 3-terminal adjustable negative voltage regulator. It can supply from -1.2V to -37V at 1.5A or more with minimum components. Read more
Let’s learn about the ICL7106 3½ digit A/D converter with LCD driver pinout and features, then use it to build simple digital meter circuit. Read more
One day, I asked my friend, who is an electrical appliance mechanic, “What is the most common OP-AMP you’ve seen?” He said it is the LM358; it is shaped like a 741, while overall being better. Inside the LM358 are two independent operational amplifiers that share a voltage supply. It has a maximum frequency response … Read more
The 4000 series CMOS-based integrated circuits are a popular family of chips used as logic gates, counters, switches, flip-flops, and more. Read more
Learn about Schmitt trigger using digital CMOS ICs, together with its hysteresis, substitution with a normal gates chip, and how to use them. Read more