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MCP6002

The MCP6002 is a dual general purpose op amp offering rail-to-rail input and output over the 1.8 to 6V operating range. This amplifier has a typical GBWP of 1 MHz with typical quiescent current of 100 microamperes. The MCP6002 is available in 8-lead PDIP, SOIC and MSOP packages.

Signal Conditioner for Sensorless BLDC Operations

“This is a back EMF signal conditioning circuit that can be used to develop high-voltage sensorless motor drivers. When a sensorless algorithm is used to control the BLDC motor speed, the Back EMF (BEMF) signals are used. Based on zero …

0-30V, 0-7A Adjustable Switching Power Supply

“0-30V, 0-7A Adjustable Switching Power Supply [CC-CV with LED] DC to DC buck converters is a famous topology in the electronic and a widely used circuit in electronic devices. A buck converter steps down the input voltage while it …

Dummy electronic Load v2.0

“Previous version of electronic load was good, but it had a small power dissipation capacity and without proper enclosure or display. So I decided to make a newer one in a grander scale. I am hands-on with electronics, but mechanical …

DVD Laser Scanner Microscope

“The laser scanning microscope is a special light microscope which uses a focused laser beam to scans the sample. The scanning of the laser across the sample is done by driving the laser in x and y direction. The image …

Arduino Audio Meter

“The Arduino Audio Meter is a programmable guitar pedal that works with the Arduino UNO board. It is able to read the incoming audio signal and create effects on the four 8x8 LED matrices. The project is Open Source and …

Time Manipulator - Arduino Delay/Echo/Reverb

“The Time Manipulator is a programmable Arduino based Delay/Echo/Reverb guitar pedal. It uses two PT2399 delay integrated circuits to archive up to 600ms delay. Also, with the help of 4 analog switches, the internal configuration of the pedal …

Pedal PI - Raspberry Pi ZERO Guitar Pedal

“Pedal-Pi is a lo-fi programmable guitar pedal that works with the Raspberry Pi ZERO Board. The project is totally Open Source & Open Hardware and made for hackers, programmers and musicians that want to experiment with sounds and learn about digital …

HF Antenna Analyser With Arduino and DDS Module

“In this Instructable I’ll show you how I built a low-cost antenna analyser which can measure an antenna and display its VSWR over any or all of the HF frequency bands. It will find the minimum VSWR and corresponding …

Smartphone Charger Powered by Fire

“The reason for this project was to solve a problem I have. I sometimes do several days of hiking/backpacking in the wild and I always bring a smartphone with GPS and maybe other electronics. They need electricity and I …

Handcrafted MMDVM Adapter

“During experiments with digital voice mode in hamradio I discovered a nice project describing an adapter for D-Star, DMR and other digital modes based on an Arduino Due and a little PCB to be put on top. This unit is …

Polyphonic FM Synthesizer with STM32F031

“I’ve built a playable, MIDI capable, polyphonic FM synthesizer using an 32bit ARM Cortex M0 microcontroller and an audio codec. This was a learning experience for me. You can find the finished form of the system in following two …