Detailed Electronic Project Circuit and Ideas - Sartaj Singh Virdi

Electronic Projects

Working on electronic projects particularly that involves Microprocessor and Microprocessor Programming is my ever growing hobby. Here are my projects.

Photography

Photography is my passion since I was a 4 year old kid. It is now taking some shape. Please visit this page to know more about my clicks.

Gaming Zone

Whenever I am free from my usual hobbies like Photography and Electronics, I love playing PUBG - one of the most loved game in the world. Some videos here.

Small Electronic Project for Kids – Magic Of MOSFET (MOM)

Nov 2, 2020Sartaj Singh Virdi6 CommentsElectronic Projects for Kids

Here is the smallest circuit that is both interesting and very responsive. It is a very reliable Metal–Oxide–Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor (MOSFET) based Touch Sensitive Switch. In this circuit (named as Magic of MOSFET – MOM) I have made a Simple Touch Sensitive Switch using single 2N7000 MOSFET to switch ON and OFF a 3V (white)

Real-Time Actual Battery Indicator & Tester (RABIT) – Using LM3914

Oct 13, 2020Sartaj Singh Virdi4 CommentsElectronic Projects for Kids

Here is another project that I just completed. It is an old circuit wired around one of the most reliable monolithic IC LM3914. This IC can derive 10 LEDs based on analog input to its pin 5. The circuit can be calibrated with the 10K POT provided to test the actual power of a battery

Professional Lighting System for Streets and Stairs (PLSSS)

Sep 16, 2020Sartaj Singh Virdi4 CommentsElectronic Projects for Kids

Professional Lighting System for Streets and Stairs is an Electronic Project for Kids wired around our old friend Arduino UNO. It can also be used for professional purposes without any major alterations in the project. PLSSS can be used as automatic street lighting system or automatic staircase lighting system. Following are the uses of this

Contactless Voltage Tester – Circuit and Making

Sep 9, 2020Sartaj Singh Virdi8 CommentsElectronic Projects for Kids

CONCEPT OF THE CIRCUIT In this Contactless Voltage Tester circuit the current induced in the Antenna Coil when bringing it to close to the AC Voltage (Wire or Switch) is subsequently amplified by three transistors connected in the series to light an LED or you may add a buzzer in parallel to the LED. The circuit