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COOP BUILD: Breadboard Trainer/Lab/Breadboard Buddies 

by 3v0 Published on 10th October 2012 10:55 PM
This is the master index for all completed modules for this project. Please PM 3v0 if you have uploaded a module here. ...

Brushless DC Motor Speed Controller 

by alec_t Published on 8th August 2012 04:12 PM     Number of Views: 2415 
A simple, cheap, BLDC motor controller using readily-available components is described.
Most previously-published ...

Simple PWM control 

by alec_t Published on 1st April 2012 07:08 PM  Number of Views: 5464 
Here's a simple PWM control circuit using inexpensive readily-available components.

The circuit component ...

Momentary latching relay 

by andrewblog Published on 29th December 2011 10:08 PM  Number of Views: 2768 
Just for fun I designed and built this simple circuit which drives a monostable relay by a singol momentary button.
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The versatile CD4093B Schmitt NAND IC 

by alec_t Published on 16th December 2011 10:03 PM     Number of Views: 2811 
Schmitt logic gates such as in the CD4093 quad NAND gate IC are useful buiding blocks for various functions. The example ...

Digital Code Lock 

by 3lectrix Published on 15th June 2011 11:48 PM     Number of Views: 4803 
This is a simple but effective code lock circuit that has an automatic reset facility. The circuit is made around the dual flip-flop IC CD4013.Two CD 4013 ICs are used here. Push button switches are used for entering the code number. One side of all the push button switches are connected to +12V DC. The remaining end of push buttons 2,3,6,8 is connected to clock input pins of the filp-flops. The remaining end of other push button switches are shorted and connected to the set pin of the filp-flops.
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Jeopardy Quiz Game 

by ElectroMaster Published on 20th January 2010 11:02 PM     Number of Views: 4174 
This electronic "Jeopardy" game circuit consists of four push-button switches. When one is pressed, the corresponding output is turned on. The outputs can be connected to a siren or lights to indicate the winner.
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