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MKDas

Mithun K. Das. B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) from KUET. Senior Embedded Systems Designer at a leading international company. Welcome to my personal blog! I share articles on various electronics topics, breaking them down into simple and easy-to-understand explanations, especially for beginners. My goal is to make learning electronics accessible and enjoyable for everyone. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out through the Contact Us page. Thank you for visiting, and happy learning!
EEPROM

Save String in the EEPROM

In this article, we are going to see how we can store String in the EEPROM of a microcontroller and recall those strings to print on display or use it for different purposes. Usually, we use ROM as the main memory and RAM for variables. But this technique will save Read more…

By MKDas, 3 years15/12/2021 ago
Analog Electronics

One Button push on push off switch circuit

This is a mini article where you are going to learn about an One Button push on push off switch circuit. Sometimes we need a small button switch that can be used as one push switch on, another push switch off. As this is a logical operation, something digital circuit Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years05/12/2021 ago
Electronics

Interfacing External EEPROM with PIC microcontroller

In this article, we are going to learn about Interfacing External EEPROM with a PIC microcontroller. All the microcontrollers do not have EEPROM but sometimes, we need to save some information in EEPROM while the MCU does not have any. In that case, external EEPROM is the only solution. So Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years05/12/2021 ago
Microcontroller

Not Enough ROM/RAM error with micro-controllers

This is a very common error to them who works with microcontrollers. In this article, I’ll show you ways to solve this Not Enough ROM/RAM error. The high-level MCUs are capable of handling the memory mapping properly. But the lower level MCUs are not especially PIC10F,12F,16F series. But we need Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years02/12/2021 ago
Arduino

Read ThingSpeak Channel using ESP8266 and Arduino

In this article, we are going to learn how to Read ThingSpeak Channel using ESP8266 and Arduino. There are lots of example codes over the internet with data posting to ThingSpeak using ESP8266 and Arduino. But there are almost none that really read the channel feed using the ESP8266 Wi-Fi Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years14/11/2021 ago
Arduino

Reading SMS with Arduino

In this article, we will write our own code that can be used for ‘Reading SMS with Arduino’. We use Arduinos in different projects. When using GSM modules, we may need to use SMS to give commands to the device. Besides using a big library like FONA, this small code Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years13/11/2021 ago
caller id detection
Arduino

Caller ID detection using Arduino

In this article, we are going to make our own Caller ID detection using Arduino. Usually, there are several libraries over the internet, but recently I had some bad experiences with most of them. That is why I simplified the process so that we can easily integrate this function in Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years13/11/2021 ago
Home Appliances

Simple voltage protector for your appliances

In this article, we are going to learn how to make a simple voltage protector for your appliances. A small device can save lots of money, saving your appliances from voltage spike/surge/sag and unacceptable voltage range. So let’s make it! What is spike/surge/sag? Usually, your home supply voltage is either Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years23/10/2021 ago
Analog Electronics

DC/DC converter using Transistors

Sometimes, you may need to make a DC/DC converter with minor components that can handle small loads. In this article, we are going to make something like that. This DC/DC converter using transistor has only a few components and can handle small loads or higher voltages, suitable to use with Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years21/10/2021 ago
Electronics

Simple Component Detector using PIC16F877A

In this article, we are going to make a Simple Component Detector using PIC16F877A microcontroller. Using the basic working principles of different semiconductors, we can identify the devices. Here, we are using some simple and basic techniques, using these techniques, we can measure/detect resistors, diodes, LEDs, transistors, MOSFETs, Logic Gates, Read more…

By MKDas, 4 years16/10/2021 ago

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