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    Self-shutoff music player with rechargeable batteries for Kids

    Hi all, I'm building a kid MP3 player with a few buttons for my 2 years old son. It's very simple: button pressed-> turn up -> play music -> auto shutoff. For my first project I selected ready-made boards (with links): LilyPad MP3: it is an arduino 3.3V with a MCP73831 3.7V Lipo charger...
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    Wireless doorbell to latching ON/OFF Switch

    I would like to use a wireless doorbell I have to control a latching ON/OFF Switch, I found this great video My receiver circuit is slightly different as it has a CD4069 but I believe it won't matter as the wires going to speaker are used. The schematic is not clear on the part where the 2...
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    2 Pulses to 1 Pulse generator with higher current

    Hi, I am new to this forum and really don't know how it works. I have a request - I am looking for a pulse generator that generates 1 pulse for every 2 pulses it receives and also boost the current from 150 mA to 300 mA. Is there any off the shelf circuit that I can buy ?. The pulses generated...
  4. Gabriel Sá Pinto

    Measuring LCL and OVP thresholds in LTSPICE

    Hi there! I've been given a group of circuit schematics for testing and I must measure the current and voltage thresholds on a Latching Current Limiter and Overhead voltage Protector respectively. I know how to simulate and measure currents and voltages in LTSPICE but something about the...
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    Single pulse latching relay?

    I'm working on a project for school, it's basically a IR controlled fan with 9V DC. Basically you press any button on a tv remote and the IR sensor ( TSOP 1838) picks up the signal and outputs it to the fan and the fan spins. Problem with this is I have to continuously keep a button pressed on...

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