Posted By: Tarun Agarwal

Tarun Agarwal

Tarun Agarwal is the Chief Customer Support Officer at Elprocus. He has 8 years of experience in Customer Support, Operations and Administration.

by Tarun Agarwal 9 years ago

What are Transducer Types and Their Applications

There are various electrical and electronic components are used to build the circuits and projects for engineering students. The components are active and passive cacomponents, sensors, transducers, transmitters, receivers, modules (WiFi,...

Schottky Diode
by Tarun Agarwal 9 years ago

Schottky Diode Working and Applications

A Schottky diode is one type of electronic component, which is also known as a barrier diode. It is widely used in different applications like a mixer, in radio frequency applications, and as a rectifier in power applications. It’s a...

LM340 Series Voltage Regulator
by Tarun Agarwal 9 years ago

LM340 Series Voltage Regulators

 A voltage regulator is one of the most commonly used electronic circuitry in any device. A synchronized voltage (without fluctuations & noise levels) is very significant for the smooth functioning of many digital electronic devices....

Tactile Sensor
by Tarun Agarwal 9 years ago

Tactile Sensor Working and Its Types

The WSG-DSA is a gripper finger that integrates tactile sensing for high-resolution profile feedback during grasping. For sensing purposes, it uses a DSA9205i intelligent tactile transducer. It fits on top of the base jaws of the WSG and...

Flip Flops
by Tarun Agarwal 9 years ago

Digital Electronics: Flip-Flops Tutorial

The term flip-flop (FF) was invented in the year 1918 by the British physicist F.W Jordan and William Eccles. It was named as the Eccles Jordan trigger circuit and includes two active elements. The design of the FF was used in the British...

Phase Locked Loop
by Tarun Agarwal 9 years ago

Phase Locked Loop Working with Applications

The phase-locked loop is one of the basic blocks in modern electronic systems. It is generally used in multimedia, communication and in many other applications. There are two different types of PLL’s – linear and nonlinear. The nonlinear...