The world of electrical engineering is evolving at an unprecedented pace. With technological advancements and new innovations appearing daily, electrical engineers need to stay ahead of the curve to remain competitive. As we move into 2025, certain trends are shaping the future of this exciting field. From smart grids to renewable energy, let’s explore the […]
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Introduction Photodiodes are semiconductor devices that convert light into electrical current. They are widely used in various applications including light sensing, optical communication, and photovoltaic systems. This article delves into the operation of photodiodes, their biasing methods, photodiode arrays, and examples of photodiode circuits. Operation of a Photodiode A photodiode operates based on the photoelectric
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A multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) is a type of capacitor with multiple layers of ceramic dielectric material and metal electrodes. The structure involves stacking alternating layers of ceramic (acting as the dielectric) and metal (acting as electrodes) and then sintering them together into a single, monolithic piece. MLCCs are widely used in electronic circuits for
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A surge capacitor is a type of capacitor specifically designed to protect electrical equipment from voltage spikes and surges. These capacitors help to absorb and mitigate sudden increases in voltage, thereby protecting sensitive components in electrical and electronic circuits. Here are the details regarding surge capacitors: Function and Purpose Surge Capacitors: Types of Capacitors Used
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This is an extensive article, which explains in full detail all you need to know about R-C Passive and Op-Amp Active Low Pass Filters including calculation and /or measurement of the cut off frequency with video tutorials and simulations.
Capacitors are fundamental components in electrical and electronic circuits, known for their ability to store and release electrical energy. When capacitors are connected in parallel, the total capacitance increases, as the overall effect is the sum of all the individual capacitances. This arrangement is common in many practical applications, including power supply filters and energy
The 555 timer IC is a versatile and widely used integrated circuit in electronics. In this article, you will learn how to build and use one of these timers.
This article explains the classes of G and H amplifiers with their applications, advantages and disadvantages in comparison with class A, AB, and D.
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In the world of audio amplification, Class D and Class AB amplifiers are among the most commonly discussed and used types. Each has its unique characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages, making them suitable for different applications. This article delves into the key differences between Class D and Class AB amplifiers, exploring their design principles, efficiency, sound
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A Class D amplifier is a type of audio amplifier that operates by switching on and off the output devices (usually transistors) at a high frequency, rather than amplifying the input signal in a linear fashion like Class A, B, or AB amplifiers. This switching operation allows Class D amplifiers to achieve high efficiency, often
This short article will teach you how a class C amplifier works, its applications and its advantages.
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This short article teaches you how class AB amplifiers eliminate main issues of class A and class B amplifiers in particular the distortion issue of class B.
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This article goes into full details of class A and class B amplifiers with their circuit diagrams, their output wave forms, their comparison and full pros and cons of each class.
