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The Input zeners and diodes form a protective clamp for all voltages above VCC-VDD. If supply is changed to +12 -12 change zeners to 12V zeners. Use similar...&lt;br/&gt;
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Dual Differential Amp - Op-Amp Designs

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Differential Amplifier - Op-Amp Designs

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Non Inverting Amplifier - Op-Amp Designs

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Scientific functions, memory, percent, engineering exponent, and keyboard support. eCalc's online scientific calculator has even more features (unit conversion, equation solving, RPN, fractions, etc).


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Op-Amp Simulation using Javascript

Inverting Amplifier Gadget - Get Inverting Op-Amp Tutorial

Non-Inverting Opamp Gadget - Get Non-Inverting Op-Amp Tutorial

Buffer Unity Gain Amp - Get Buffer Unity Gain Op-Amp Tutorial

Dual Differential Amp - Get Dual Differential Amp...&lt;br/&gt;
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You can set Five Alarms with Ten Selectable Musical Sounds and a small Text memo. Digital Alarm Clock Web Gadget with Musical Alarms.

This is an Alarm Clock Simulation, Eco Green is to inspire saving energy and keeping earth Green, Clean and last longer.

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Jot a Note, Tiny Memo Pad, Write Memos, Reminders or Notes. Get the Jot-a-Note for your iGoogle or Blog






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See a demo in Google sites Canvas View Jot-a-Note Gadget

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Realted Resources

The 4029 CMOS Counter IC
hyperphysics - binary counter
7 Segment LED Counter
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This Demo shows LM555 running a CD4017 Counter to drive Ten Leds sequentially.




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Related Resources -

LED (Light Emitting Diodes) Circuits
White LED Drive Circuit
Back and Forth Flasher
Sequential 10-LED Flasher
Fun with LEDs
Optoelectronic circuits, LED circuits
FC's Solar Circuits
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This is a tutorial with calculator to help learn the application of 555 which is a very rare chip innovation. It is simple, versatile, flexible and programmable (by tweaking of pots).




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If you are starting with electronics, this is the first step. So do it now ! Do-It-Yourself.

555 Timer Tutorials
555 Timer/Oscillator Tutorial
555 Timer Calculator
555 and 556 Timer Circuits
LM555 Timer...&lt;br/&gt;
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See Code gadgets-widgets. This can be built with one 555 timer and a CD4017. See Fun with LEDs but use the pin 5 to connect to a cap you charge with a pushbutton or gate like CD4093 to turn off 555 using pin 4 after a cap discharges. This may simulate a random.

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If you are starting with electronics, this is the first step. So do it now ! Do-It-Yourself.

555 Timer Tutorials
555 Timer/Oscillator Tutorial
555 Timer Calculator
555 and 556 Timer Circuits
LM555 Timer Circuits



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Dice Project
PIC Die - PIC Projects
Electronic Dice Project
Dice Project with PCB
Dual Electronic Dice.
Build an Electronic Dice
Programmable Dice.

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For Children it is fun to play with and understand what Black, Grey, Brown, White are made of and How Cyan-Magenta-Yellow and other Fine Shades can be synthesized by just playing with the three Sliders.

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