Hello everyone! I hope you all will be absolutely fine and having fun. Today, I am going to share my knowledge with all of you guys, about Communication Signals Generation in LabVIEW. In the previous tutorial, we have seen the Introduction to LabView and after that we have designed our First Project using LabView Programming so if you haven't read them yet then I would suggest you to read them so that you have the basic knowledge of LabView. In earlier days people used to convey their messages or some important notifications using a piece of paper and by delivering it to the other places with the help of the pigeons. It took a lot of time for the message conveying procedure because there are some notifications or messages in which such a huge delay ...
Hi Friends! Happy to see you here. Thank you for viewing this read. Hope you’re well today. In this post, I’m going to discuss the Analog Flex Sensor Library for Proteus. You should also have a look at Digital Flex Sensor Library for Proteus.
I’ve been adding them over the last few days intending to design and share brand new libraries that are not a part of the proteus library database already. I’m adding both simple simulation and simulation with the Arduino board to help you better understand these libraries with microcontrollers and Arduino devices.
Before I go further and walk you through on how to download and simulate Analog Flex Sensor Library for Proteus, let’s get to know what’s Flex sensor first.
Simply put, a flex sensor is used to ...
Hello peeps! Welcome to another tutorial on MATLAB where we are starting the code learning and its procedures in this lecture. In the previous sessions, we have seen the windows through which you can work in different ways for specific tasks. The focus of that lecture was on the figure window and editor window. Now, we are coding in these windows. You will see the implementation of these tasks in the command prompt because we are dealing with arrays as well. So, have a look at the topics that will be cleared in your mind after having the knowledge of this lecture.
What are the variables in MATLAB?
What is the relationship between the matrix and variable?
How to use the built-in functions of the MALTAB in command prompt?
Give the example of built-in functions.
How can you input a strin ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today’s tutorial, we will have a look at What is Hall Effect Sensor and how to use for measurement of electromagnetism. As we can easily find the value of current flowing through any elements, by using ammeter, and galvanometer. But it is very challenging for us to measure the strength of the magnetic field. If we ask someone to find the magnetism and tell us its value. He will not have an answer to this question.
In 1879 an American physicist invented the hall effect sensor for the measurements of the electromagnetism. After the invention of Hall effect sensor, almost twenty years scientists were thinking about how we can use the Hall effect practically. With the simplification of the semiconduct ...
Hi everyone! Hope you’re well today. I welcome you on board. In this post today, I’ll walk you through the Introduction to P6KE220A.The P6KE200A is a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode that uses clamping action to provide circuit protection against overvoltage. It is widely used in low-voltage supplied ICs and MOS technology due to its quick response to transient overvoltages. For P6KE200A the clamping voltage is 246V and the breakdown voltage is ranged from 190V to 210V.
I suggest you read this entire post till the end as I’ll detail the complete introduction to P6KE200A covering datasheet, pinout, features equivalents, and applications of this component P6KE200A.
Introduction to P6KE200A
The P6KE200A is a transient voltage suppre ...
Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, I am going to show you the advantages of Outsourcing Software Development. If you are a software engineer and also an Entrepreneur, then you must have heard about Outsourcing. You must have a look at this outstanding tutorial because they have quite clearly answered this question Why Outsourcing Software Development?
Technologies have evolved in an amazing way to leverage people and make their lives easy. The role of Artificial Intelligence in Software Development has revolutionized this industry. Nowadays, companies that survive in the market are the ones with a better understanding of their goals and work in a strategic way. You cannot adopt old ways to run your businesse ...
Hello everyone, I hope you all are fine and having fun. Today, I am not going to share a project. Instead, I am gonna share a tutorial in which I will teach you How to download Proteus and install it. It's going to be a quick tutorial because there's not much in it to say. You know Proteus is a Paid software and you must pay the company because they have put really great effort into designing this software. So, if you can afford then you must buy the latest version of Proteus software from their Official Website.
In today's post, I am going to share the Full version of Proteus software and it is Proteus 7 Professional, I am sharing it for engineering students. I hope you are going to enjoy this software its not only free but also complete and the ...
Believing in the essence of timers in ladder logic programming, we come today with a new tutorial in which we are going to show you all about timers, the types of timers, what’s inside timers’ block of parameters, variables, and bits. In addition, techniques for using timers will be explored, and for sure, we are going to practice what we learn using the simulator. So let’s get started with our tutorial.
Timers in ladder logic programming
Guys, this is not the first time we’ve talked about timers. However, this time we are going to look into timers deeply and use the glasses of practical approach. So figure 1 shows the most important types of timers in ladder logic from left to right: the on-delay, off-delay, and retentive timers. There are differences in functionality. However, they all ...
Hello Guys! Hope you’re well today. I welcome you on board. In this post today, I’ll walk you through the Introduction to BD136.
BD136 is a medium power general-purpose transistor mainly used for switching and audio amplification purposes. It belongs to the PNP transistor family and comes with collector current 1.5A, indicating it can drive loads under 1.5A. The amplification factor ranges from 40 to 250, which means it can amplify the input signal up to 250 times. Both collector-emitter and collector-base voltages are 45V while the emitter-base voltage is 5V, indicating only 5V is required to bias this transistor.
I suggest you read this entire post, as I’ll be detailing complete introduction to BD140 covering pinout, working principle, power r ...
Hi Friends! Happy to see you here. I welcome you on board. In this post, I’ll walk you through the Introduction to BC639. BC639 is a high current gain bipolar junction transistor that falls under the NPN transistor family. It constitutes a high collector current and low collector-emitter saturation voltage and is widely used for amplification and switching purposes. It is used to drive load under 500mA. Collector Dissipation is 0.625W while DC Current Gain (hfe) ranges from - 40 to 160 with transition frequency 200MHz. In this post, I’m going to discuss all nitty-gritty of the BC639 transistor covering pinout, working, power ratings, alternatives, applications, and physical dimensions.
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Introduction to BC639
BC639 is an NPN bi ...
