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Understanding Common Source JFET Amplifier Circuit

January 29, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

When we talk about the common source JFET amplifier, there is this really cool advantage that it has over the common-emitter BJT amplifier. The big deal here is that the Field Effect Transistor or FET for short, boasts an incredibly high input impedance. This means it can handle very tiny input voltage signals without breaking […]

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Common Emitter Amplifier Circuit: Explained with Formulas

January 27, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

Basically when we talk about transistor amplifiers, they are designed to work with AC input signals that goes up and down between a positive value and a negative values. Now to make sure that the transistor can work properly between these two extreme points, we need to set things up in a specific way. This […]

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Audio Amplifier Basics Explained

January 24, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

We often use term “amplifier” to refer to a circuit that takes input signal and produces an amplified version of it. But as we go deeper into amplifier tutorial, we will discover that not all amplifier circuits are created equal, they are categorized based on their circuit configurations and modes of operation. In electronics we […]

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Explained: 7-Segment Display Counter Circuits

January 21, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

In today’s world showing numbers and letters on multiple LED displays is pretty simple, thanks to microcontrollers like Arduino or Raspberry Pi. With just a small piece of code we can easily display the digits we need. But as electronics students or hobbyists there are times when we need to show multiple numbers or digits […]

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Understanding MOD Counters or Cascaded Counter Circuits

January 19, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

A counter mainly works by adding one to its value every time it gets a pulse from the clock signal. When a counter counts up in response to the clock, we say it is in “count-up” mode. If it counts down instead, we call that “count-down” mode. There are also special counters that can do […]

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Understanding Various BCD Counter Circuits

January 14, 2025 by Admin-EF Leave a Comment

We know that toggle T-type flip-flops can work as standalone divide-by-two counters. By connecting several toggle flip-flops in a sequence, we can create a digital Binary-Coded Decimal (BCD) counter. This counter can store or display the frequency of a specific counting sequence. Clocked T-type flip-flops act as binary divide-by-two counters. In asynchronous counters, the output […]

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