The LM386 is a power amplifier designed for use in low voltage consummer applications.
This circuit can be set up in any computer you want to switch on/off by bringing your finger or any object close to the sensor.
This circuit allows us to connect a 128x64 display with the PC parallel port.
With the already known microcontroller PIC 16F873A and the integrated circuit DS1307 we have built this calendar clock.
With the familiar LM338K voltage regulator and a high-powered transistor, the 2N6031, we have set up a powerful 10-amp variable power supply.
To assemble a computer part by part is actually simpler than it looks like. You only have to follow basic rules.
Now we’ll prepare the glass fiber. We are going to cut it a bit bigger than our design, leaving a small margin.
This led clock circuit is quite complicated to assembly, because of the great quantity of connections it has, but the result is quite visible.
We have compared 4 PC and their consumption, to see how much money we spend on electricity.