Basic Electronics (Project Help)

Status
Not open for further replies.

asad3man

Omniscient
Jul 21, 2011
822
0
22
Karachi
Okay. I am student of CS. And it's in our course.
I am about to complete Basic Electronic course. I am absolutely dumb in Electronics. Just have basic info of circuits. What i am thinking to do for my project is that to make a Diode Polarity Indicator. It's basic and i know it. I just want to get help from you guys. How can i make it. I mean. I am little confuse for what i am thinking. I am thinking :

To place 2 LED's which will show polarity. If the diode is forward biased it shows green if reverse then red. Well what i want is that a 'place' where we can change diodes everytime.
'''Jese aik circuit hai beech mei jaga ho jahan diodes ko rakh kr check kiya jae'''

^^ This is what i am unable to point out. What will be the circuit for it.
 

Benighted

Night is the new day
May 28, 2009
2,476
2
44
31
Tartarus
I don't quite understand. You can make the circuit but you can't figure out a place to put the diode at? What are you using for a circuit board? Breadboard? PCB?
 

Behrox

Seasoned
Nov 9, 2011
2,583
0
41
27
Karachi,Pakistan
I don't quite understand. You can make the circuit but you can't figure out a place to put the diode at? What are you using for a circuit board? Breadboard? PCB?
yup I don't understand what the OP is saying either. [MENTION=38525]asad3man[/MENTION] can you make a drawing or something to illustrate what you what help with
 

sTraNg3r

0_o
Mar 6, 2011
2,083
0
41
Karachi
If I understand you correctly, you want a place where you can remove and insert diodes in a circuit to check their polarity?

Pretty easy. Just use a breadboard mate, remove and insert as you like. If you want it on PCB, use female headers.
 

Shary Bhallu TC

Bhallu is dead, legacy remains
Jun 2, 2009
16,491
692
129
30
Karachi.
Why not simply use a single diode. If it lights up, battery is forward biasing it. If it doesn't then it is reverse biased. But then again this isn't much of a project. Remember to use a small resistance in series with the LED (around 200 to 1K ohms) to limit the current.
 

asad3man

Omniscient
Jul 21, 2011
822
0
22
Karachi
Project done. This can be close. [MENTION=39471]Blastwave[/MENTION]

BTW I wanted to glow up LED on both color i got bi-color LED though.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
General chit-chat
Help Users
We have disabled traderscore and are working on a fix. There was a bug with the plugin | Click for Discord
  • No one is chatting at the moment.
    faraany3k faraany3k: I have heard that it is now unplayable in countries which do not support handful of third world...