Top 10 electronics projects for beginners

Electronic projects in this video...👇
1) 0:00 How to convert multimeter to non contact voltage tester circuit upgrade your multimeter to NCV tester.
2) 1:18 How to make automatic emergency light circuit with auto ON and OFF with battery charging.
3) 3:48 How to make all in on Leds and Zener diodes tester circuit 1.5V to 60V Voltage booster circuit.
4) 7:36 How to make Voltage regulator circuit (1.5V to 60V) DC 10 amps.
5) 9:55 Dc motor speed controller circuit with 7805 ic.
6) 12:46 How to make joule thief booster circuit 3V to 12V and upto 220V.
7) 16:37 How to convert 220V AC to 12V DC transformerless power supply.
8) 20:00 How to make thermometer temperature level indicator circuit with leds.
9) 23:44 How to make temperature sensor fan circuit.
10) 26:13 How to make touch switch circuit touch ON and OFF and touch to voltage regulate 2 in 1 project.

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Top 25 Electronic Projects For Beginners Using BC547 Transistor With Circuit Diagrams.

NOTE: Circuit Diagrams for every project in the video.

Hey Beginners in this video I am going to make different electronic circuits wit BC547 Transistor with complete tutorial and schematics. After watching this tutorial you will be able to do at your home with single transistor. So watch this video carefully because circuit diagrams of every project in the video.

1) 0:00 How to make security alarm circuit | Bike security alarm
2) 2:21 How to make wireless electricity transmission | Wireless leds
3) 5:00 How to make touch switch circuit | Touch sensor light
4) 6:43 How to make clap switch circuit | Clap switch delay timer
5) 9:43 How to make single transistor led flasher circuit | Heart beat flasher
6) 11:23 How to make auto ON OFF rechargeable street light | Emergency solar light
7) 13:37 How to make flip flop led flasher circuit | Led flasher | Led chaser
8) 16:31 How to make fire alarm circuit | Flame detector alarm
9) 18:24 How to make motor forward reverse controller circuit | bidirectional motor
10) 21:46 How to make automatic dark sensor light circuit| Automatic day and night light
11) 23:15 How to make non contact voltage tester circuit | AC line detector
12) 25:38 How to make 5V, 3V to 1.5V converter circuit for wall clock | Lifetime battery for clock
13) 28:11 How to make laser security alarm circuit | Laser security alarm
14) 31:26 How to make different styles led flasher and buzzer effects circuit
15) 33:04 How to make metal detector circuit | Diy a sensitive metal detector
16) 36:36 How to make water level indicator alarm circuit | Water tank full alarm
17) 38:50 How to make push button ON OFF switch circuit | Latch switch
18) 41:24 How to make FM transmitter circuit | Diy long range FM transmitter
19) 45:54 How to make magnetic switch circuit | Magnet sensor switch
20) 47:28 How to make proximity sensor | IR proximity sensor
21) 49:56 How to make external interference auto cut off circuit | bc547 transistor project
22) 52:00 How to make ultrasonic pest repellent circuit | Ultrasonic mosquito repellent
23) 55:04 How to make temperature sensor fan circuit | Temperature sensor fan
24) 57:09 How to make 3.7V battery charger circuit | Battery charging level indicator
25) 1:0:24 How to make Joule thief booster circuit | Voltage booster

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