Voltage Multiplier : Types and Its Working
A voltage multiplier is an electrical circuit that converts alternating current (AC) power from a lower voltage to a higher...
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Wheatstone Bridge : Construction, Working and Its Applications
What is Wheatstone Bridge? A Wheatstone bridge is a type of electrical circuit that is used to measure an unknown...
What is RC Differentiator and Its Applications
A differentiator outputs the derivative of the input voltage. A high-pass filter is a differentiator made up of passive components...
RC Integrator and Its Applications
What is The RC Integrator? The Integrator is essentially a time domain low pass filter circuit that converts a square...
What is RC Discharging Circuit
We can use RC circuits to not only charge but also discharge capacitors. Assume we connect a battery to an...
RC Charging Circuit : Example and Its Applications
What is an RC Circuit? An RC circuit contains both resistance and capacitance. The capacitor, as described in Capacitance, is...
What is MOD Counters : Design Mod – N Synchronous Counter
What is a MOD Counter? A Modulus-M Counter is a counter in which M represents the number of states present....
BCD Counter Circuit : Truth Table and Its Applications
A BCD counter is a 4-bit binary counter that counts from 0 to a predetermined count using a clock signal....
Synchronous Counter : Types and Its Applications
Synchronous refers to something that is time-synchronized with others. Synchronous signals occur at the same clock rate, and all clocks...
Asynchronous Counter and Its Types
Asynchronous counters are those that do not use simultaneous clocking. Only the first flip-flop in an asynchronous counter is externally...
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