Generating variable voltage with Arduino, ESP8266 and ESP32
Let's see how we can generate a variable voltage with Arduino, ESP8266 and ESP32 using different techniques.
Let's see how we can generate a variable voltage with Arduino, ESP8266 and ESP32 using different techniques.
We are going to build a constant current variable electronic load, easy and with few components, to do experiments.
Do you, like me, want to reduce (or even eliminate) the annoying noise of the Raspberry Pi 4 fan? If so, here is the ultimate solution. Easy and cheap.
Learn how to build, and how it works, a PWM driver with a MOSFET transistor!
I will explain how to build, and how it works, a PWM controller or driver with a "normal" bipolar transistor.
Do you need to repair your switching power supply? Here's how you can repair a malfunctioning power supply yourself.
The Loto Instruments OSC482 oscilloscope is one of the most frequently used measuring instruments in my laboratory. I am delighted with it and it has become a must-have.
We are going to see how to control the speed of a fan with PWM. What it consists of and why to do it this way.
PWM signals are increasingly used in computers and microcontrollers (Arduino or ESP8266). Let's see what they are in an understandable way!