Recent content by RShan

Thank you @meBigGuy and @berkeman. I have completed that mini- task. Sorry for my delayed response. I wish to be in touch with you guys for future reference if any.

Sorry I was busy with my exams these days. But for a trial, I completed a short-open circuit using LM741. Please post your comments if this has any corrections or not. where, R1 = R2 = 10K ohms and R3 = R4 = 100 ohms. Shall I replace the two LEDs in the circuit with a Bi-color LED? Need your...

I believe the attached datasheets for the buffer circuit spec LC224 are one and the same. Shall I proceed with this datasheet? Need your advice

I wish to make it simple circuitry as I am a beginner. So, as you mentioned here, could you please suggest me if I can use LC244 buffer to drive the LED, and to add up further before going to hands- on, let me recheck with you about the circuit in the form of block diagram based upon my...

Yes I will check with the above mentioned data. Meanwhile, is there any other simpler solution available for LED driver? If yes, please let me know.

I want to learn and understand the relationship between them. Could you help me come up with new simplified circuits or modifying the above attached picture for my understanding

Whether these part numbers- 74LCX244 and 74LC244 (both from FAIRCHILD) are same? You mentioned about using a transistor as the driving circuit for LED, Do you suggest me to connect 2N3904 in between OP- AMP and LED?

Let me check this week and update you as soon as possible with the observed result. Thanks for your kind help.

Thanks a bunch Berkeman.

I am doing this mini- project with my self interest in order to recall the fundamentals. It is not like homework. If this works well, then I will think further to advance it. Since am new to this forum, I thank you for sharing your views. Do you recommend me to use LM324?

Hi folks, I would like to clarify few doubts on my mini-project as mentioned below: I am designing a small kit using a transistor (2N3904) and an OP-AMP (LM741- Voltage follower) with few resistors connected to them. My power supply voltage value is 5V. Please refer to the below picture for...