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Useful electronic homemade products

 

Useful electronic homemade productsSince the size of the site bgv.electricianexp.com every day it becomes more and more, there are many new articles, it is quite difficult for new visitors to immediately navigate and review at a time everything already written and previously posted.

I really want to draw the attention of all visitors to individual articles that were posted on the site earlier. In order to not have to search for the necessary information for a long time, I’ll make a few “input pages” with links to the most interesting and useful articles on specific topics.

The first such page will be called "Useful electronic homemade products." Here we consider simple electronic circuits that are available for implementation to people of any level of training. Schemes are built using a modern electronic base.

All information in the articles is presented in a very accessible form and in the amount necessary for practical work. Naturally, for the implementation of such schemes, you need to understand at least the basics of electronics.

So, a selection of the most interesting articles on the site topics "Useful electronic homemade products". The author of the articles is Boris Aladyshkin.

The easiest twilight switch (photo relay)

The modern elemental base of electronics greatly simplifies circuitry. Even an ordinary twilight switch can now be assembled with just three parts.

Automatic pump control in the country

The article describes a simple and reliable control circuit for an electric pump. Despite the extreme simplicity of the circuit, the device can operate in two modes: water lifting and drainage.

Spot welding in the home workshop

The article provides several diagrams of spot welding machines.

Acoustic Sensor

Using the described construction, it is possible to determine whether or not a mechanism located in another room or building works. Information about the work is the vibration of the mechanism itself.

How to make a safety transformer

A story about what a safety transformer is, why it is needed and how it can be manufactured independently.

How to protect against voltage fluctuations

Description of a simple device that disconnects the load if the mains voltage goes beyond acceptable limits.

DIY do-it-yourself thermostat

The article discusses the scheme of a simple thermostat using an adjustable zener diode TL431.

Simple power control for smooth lamp on

An article on how to make a device for smooth turning on lamps using the KR1182PM1 chip.

Step up power regulator for soldering iron

Sometimes, with a reduced voltage in the network or soldering of massive parts, it becomes simply impossible to use a soldering iron. Here the power regulator for a soldering iron can come to the rescue.

Electronic heater for oil cooler

An article on how to replace a mechanical temperature regulator of an oil heating radiator.

Thermostat for electric boiler

Description of a simple and reliable temperature regulator circuit for a heating system.

Simple converter 12V to 220V 50Hz

The article describes a converter circuit made on a modern element base, containing a minimum number of parts and allowing to obtain significant power in the load.

How to connect the load to the control unit on microcircuits

An article about various ways to connect the load to the control unit on microcircuits using relays and thyristors.

LED garland controller

Description of a simple LED garland control circuit.

Periodic load timer

The design of a simple timer that allows you to turn on and off the load, at predetermined time intervals. The operating time and pause time are independent of each other.

Simple emergency light source

Description of the scheme and principle of operation of a simple emergency lamp based on an energy-saving lamp.

PCB manufacturing using a computer

A detailed story about the popular "laser-ironing" technology for the manufacture of printed circuit boards, its features and nuances.

EBook -Beginner's Guide to AVR Microcontrollers

See also at bgv.electricianexp.com:

  • Step up power regulator for soldering iron
  • Lighting control in the house
  • DIY do-it-yourself thermostat
  • Simple converter 12V to 220V 50Hz
  • Simple power control for smooth lamp on

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    Where can I read about the power supply, whose photo from the beginning of the "Useful electronic home-made "

     
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    # 2 wrote: andy78 | [quote]

     
     

    About the power supply from the photo, the article has not yet been written. Will be in the future. I just needed a photo for the "Useful Electronic Homemade" section, so it came up the most.

     
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    Very useful article !!! He took up the development of spot welding, almost all the materials are there, it remains only to solder wink  

     
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    # 4 wrote: Andrew | [quote]

     
     

    I found a lot of interesting homemade ideas for myself at home! I will try. Thanks for the information!

     
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    Andrey, thanks for all your articles! I want to know if they are in print form or download.

     
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    Electronic thermogeulator for oil cooler grammatical error

     
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    # 7 wrote: | [quote]

     
     

    Thank you so much for creating and maintaining this site. As modern youth says: Respect to you and respect for the reviews, for sharing invaluable experience, for the time spent. I wish you success and all the best.

     
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    Andrey, thank you so much for your work. Please answer. The ELECTRICITY SAVING DOX is scam or know-how. I want to know the truth from a competent person. Thanks!

     
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    # 9 wrote: andy78 | [quote]

     
     

    Opportunities for compensating reactive energy in the home using the Saving Box -bgv.electricianexp.com/main/voprosy/

     
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    # 10 wrote: Vitaly Zhukov | [quote]

     
     

    Currently, the whole world is experiencing a clothing boom. New factories are being built, new cars are being produced. Urgently thrown old. Even in the villages there are new powerful washing machines. Old ones are thrown away or handed over to ferrous metal. But they often still have working motors that can still be used. The motor from the old washing machine can be used in different ways. Personally, I built a drill.

    From ten-millimeter plywood, I cut two pads with ventilation holes, secured them with nuts from the ends of the motor. Bottom and top I put plastic stoppers from the tubes. It turned out two handles along the body. I installed a start button, a 220 V switch from the heater, a cord with a plug. I put on a specially machined adapter on the motor shaft, inserted a cartridge from the drill into it. The drill turned out to be heavy, but this is a plus - no need to constantly push. In addition, it is also quiet. And with a special nozzle, it can be used as a grinder.

     
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    Vitaly Zhukov, then do not throw out your old drill. From it you can perfectly stir up the washing machine, and if you attach a propeller, then in general there will be a helicopter.

     
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    # 12 wrote: Leonid | [quote]

     
     

    I respect people who easily make useful things out of improvised materials! And while I do not see anything funny about it.

     
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    # 13 wrote: Vladimir | [quote]

     
     

    Tell me! How to start the massager from the charger? If the battery is dead. Where to connect the wires?