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Darshil Patel

Darmstadt
As seen in: All About Circuits, Medium, MDPI, EDN: Voice of the Engineer, Design News, The Journal of Allergy & Clinical Immunology, Electronics For You (EFY), Open Source For You, EE Power, EDN Asia
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How to increase high voltage from ignition coil using diode + inductor?

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By Darshil Patel, Jake Hertz
| All About Circuits Verified
Ignition coil is not AC output. Therefore a voltage doubler can't be used. Pulsing DC output high voltage, was reported in 2008 to have been increased using diode + Millihenry inductor wire coil, and capacitance of plastic tub. Does this have anything to do with resonant charging choke or as pulse forming network? How to do test on work bench with Magnet magneto type Ignition AUTOTRANSFOMER that uses 3 connections. I have parts. Comments requested.
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Questions about my MOSFET switch using a 555 timer (latch on circuit)

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By Darshil Patel
| All About Circuits Verified
Hello everyone, I have some questions about the electronic circuit I designed (see image). I don't have much experience with electronic circuits, so I'm posting here for help. The circuit is used to activate a heating element (for heated steering) using a push button and a latch-on circuit (based on a 555 timer) to switch on an n-channel MOSFET. Here are my questions about this circuit: Value and wattage of gate resistor correct?
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New IoT Modules Support Compact, Intelligent, and Versatile Designs

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By Darshil Patel, Jake Hertz
| All About Circuits Verified
The Internet of Things (IoT) transforms how devices connect, communicate, and assist various industries. New IoT modules must handle complex tasks while fitting into compact, power-efficient devices. One of these complex tasks is bringing connectivity to remote and challenging environments. These applications require modules that can function across diverse networks and support multiprotocol communication, real-time analytics, and secure data handling.
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