How the coaxial cable works and why it’s so used in signal transmission in telecommunications? It’s this post subject.
Category: Electronics components
Seebeck and Peltier effects
The Seebeck and Peltier effects are thermoelectric phenomena that explain the operation of thermocouples, temperature sensors with 2 different materials.
How does the laser work?
This is the first of a series of posts related to lasers. This post’s topic is about the principle of laser operation.
What is balun?
The balun is used in telecommunication circuits, usually, it’s connected to an antenna. The operation and some types are today’s subjects.
Shift register
The shift register is useful for increase the number of the microcontroller’s output terminals and to convert parallel binary data in serial and vice-versa.
How to polarize BJT transistor? (Part 3)
This is the third and last part of the series about BJT transistor polarization. Other circuit configurations are shown.
Meet the integrated circuit 4017
In this post, it’s shown the operation of integrated circuit 4017, from CMOS family. In addition to some projects which are possible to make with this chip.
Memristor and memristence
This post’s subject is the memristor, the fourth fundamental passive electronic component, alongside resistor, capacitor, and coil.
An electronic component as an artificial neuron
Was created the first electronic component which alone behaves like a neuron.
Graphene oxide and the reduced form
Graphene is still too expensive and difficult to make on large scale. While graphene oxide is a graphite derivate, which is cheaper and easier to manufacture.