Free Electronics Projects Circuits and their Applications

Free Electronics Projects Circuits and their Applications

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  ELECTRONICS PROJECTS FREE CIRCUITS
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  Introduction • We foundthat many engineering students are searching for mini projects on electronics along with circuit diagrams. But they are not able to get the prefect circuit diagrams in the Internet. So, we have decided to publish some of the top electronics mini projects circuit diagrams in this presentation. You may also get the complete circuit information and its applications by visiting the resource links given at the end of each circuit diagram. • We hope this presentation will be much beneficial to engineering students of ECE, EEE and EIE branches.
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  1. Water LevelIndicator • Water Level Indicator circuit is a simple mechanism used to detect and indicate the water level in an overhead tank or any other water container. • For complete information about this circuit and its working, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/water-level-indicator/
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  2. Unbiased DigitalDice with LEDs • It is a circuit diagram of digital dice which is unbiased. For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/unbiased-digital-dice-with-leds/
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  3. Automatic WashroomLight Switch • This circuit automatically turns On the lights when a person enters the washroom and it automatically turns it Off when he leaves it. For more information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/automatic-washroom-light-switch/
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  4. Automatic DoorBell with Object Detection • If we install this circuit, it automatically detects the presence of the person and rings the doorbell. • For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org
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  5. Panic AlarmCircuit • This is a panic alarm circuit which can help us to intimate others regarding our bad situation without any delay. • For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/panic-alarm/
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  6. Thermistor TemperatureSensing Alarm • This circuit raises an alarm whenever the temperature crosses a certain limit. For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/thermistor-temperature-sensing-ala
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  7. Hot WaterGeyser Controller Circuit • This circuit is made to turn OFF geysers as soon as our water gets hot and are ready for bathing. For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/hot-water-geyser-controller-circuit/
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  8. Remote OperatedAlarm Circuit • This circuit rings an alarm when you point a remote at it and press on any button. This can be used as a calling bell to call your assistant. For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/remote-operated-alarm-circuit/
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  9. Fire Alarmwith Siren Sound • This circuit alerts us when there is a fire accident at home by ringing a siren sound. For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/fire-alarm-with-siren-sound/
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  10. Water LevelAlarm Using 555 Timer • The aim of this project is to make a water level detecting alarm with simple and low cost hardware without compromising on the performance of the device. For complete information about this circuit, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/water-level-alarm-using-555-timer/
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  Free Electronics ProjectCircuits • The above mentioned projects circuits are some of the best electronics mini projects circuits. We have already more than 45 free electronics mini projects circuits in our blog. We regularly update our blog with latest electronics project ideas and circuits. All these are mainly helpful for engineering students. If you are interested, visit http://www.electronicshub.org/mini-projects/
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