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  • shaibin k r
    shaibin k r

    MemberMar 31, 2011

    circuit help

    hi everyone,

    can anyone explain the working of the circuit given below?please also help me to design it.
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  • Harshad Italiya

    MemberMar 31, 2011

    shaibin k r
    hi everyone,

    can anyone explain the working of the circuit given below?please also help me to design it.
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    Can you please let me know where exactly you using this circuit, Is LASER is the source for LDR? If yes then [FONT=&quot]LM358 is Simple Comparator and it gives the difference of the voltage between input at PIN 2 and 3.
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  • shaibin k r

    MemberMar 31, 2011

    godfather
    Can you please let me know where exactly you using this circuit, Is LASER is the source for LDR? If yes then [FONT=&quot]LM358 is Simple Comparator and it gives the difference of the voltage between input at PIN 2 and 3.[/FONT]
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    yes laser is the source for ldr.i am using this circuit for "laser guided door opener"
    the output of comparator is given to a monostable multivibrator for providig delay,
    output of monostable is used to energise the relay which operates the motor
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  • Harshad Italiya

    MemberMar 31, 2011

    shaibin k r
    yes laser is the source for ldr.i am using this circuit for "laser guided door opener"
    the output of comparator is given to a monostable multivibrator for providig delay,
    output of monostable is used to energise the relay which operates the motor
    It means if any one comes near to door and in between LASER and LDR the Voltage at the OPAMP output is changes and according to that your monostable multivibrator gives delay.

    So now what you want to know?
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  • amitppg

    MemberApr 1, 2011

    hi..
    i need some help.i want to transmitt analog data without converting it in to digital format,,,,can any one suggest me circuit diag for htis,
    and is there any ic available for am modulated transmitter and receiver,,,,,,,plz give me reply soon.
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  • alma111

    MemberApr 5, 2011

    Introduction

    -What is an integrated circuit?

    An integrated circuit is also known as IC , microcircuit , microchip , silicon chip , or chip . It is a miniature electronic circuit that consists of semiconductor devices, as well as passive components. that has been manufactured in the surface of a thin substrate of semiconductor material.
    A hybrid integrated circuit is a miniaturized electronic circuit constructed of individual semiconductor devices, as well as passive components, which have been bonded to a circuit board or substrate.
    It became apparent that semiconductor devices could perform functions similar to those of vacuum tubes, so the mid-20th-century technology saw improvements in semiconductor device fabrication. The inclusion of many small transistors into a tiny chip was an great improvement over that of the the manual assembly of circuits which used discrete electronic components. Adoption of standardized Integrated circuits in place of designs using discrete transistors took place because or the capabilities of the integrated circuit, and the building block approach to the circuit design
    2 main advantages of Integrated circuits over discrete circuits are cost and performance. Costs are generally low as the chips (along with their components), are printed as a unit by photolithography, so are not constructed one transistor at a time. The performance is high because the components switch extremely quickly and efficiently as they consume little power, as they are small and very close together. Now we see up to 1 million transistors per mm.
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  • Harshad Italiya

    MemberApr 5, 2011

    alma111
    Introduction

    -What is an integrated circuit?

    An integrated circuit is also known as IC , microcircuit , microchip , silicon chip , or chip . It is a miniature electronic circuit that consists of semiconductor devices, as well as passive components. that has been manufactured in the surface of a thin substrate of semiconductor material.
    A hybrid integrated circuit is a miniaturized electronic circuit constructed of individual semiconductor devices, as well as passive components, which have been bonded to a circuit board or substrate.
    It became apparent that semiconductor devices could perform functions similar to those of vacuum tubes, so the mid-20th-century technology saw improvements in semiconductor device fabrication. The inclusion of many small transistors into a tiny chip was an great improvement over that of the the manual assembly of circuits which used discrete electronic components. Adoption of standardized Integrated circuits in place of designs using discrete transistors took place because or the capabilities of the integrated circuit, and the building block approach to the circuit design
    2 main advantages of Integrated circuits over discrete circuits are cost and performance. Costs are generally low as the chips (along with their components), are printed as a unit by photolithography, so are not constructed one transistor at a time. The performance is high because the components switch extremely quickly and efficiently as they consume little power, as they are small and very close together. Now we see up to 1 million transistors per mm.
    Hey Alma11,
    Please do not Spam the Board with same post everywere.
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