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Stereo Tube Amplifier

The circuit is simple, yet is capable of excellent performance. I designed it specifically for use as an amplifier for the digital sound card in my computer.... [read]

Rectification using a Gyrator Circuit

Current rectifier for large loads without large capacitors. It uses transistor 2N3055 as an active component.... [read]

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Low cost-Automatic Emergency Light

1. It is highly bright due to the use of white LEDs. 2. The light turns on automatically when mains supply fails, and turns off when mains power resumes. 3.... [read]

230V Blinking LED

I needed a pulsating light for a certain signaling. Voltage was 230V. So I decided to make a simple circuit, consisted of a LED diode, two capacitors, two... [read]