.. _ele_basic_examples:

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Basic examples
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.. toctree::
   :hidden:

   led_w_current_limiting_resistor
   led_w_constant_current_source
   led_pulse_w_ne555
   led_pulse_width_modulation_w_ne555
   high_load_switch_with_bjt
   high_load_switch_with_mosfet
   dc_motor_control_w_h_bridge   
   switch_w_pull_up_down_resistor
   flip_flop
   
This section showcases common electronic ciruits.

.. rst-class:: strong-references

  * `LED with current limiting resistor <led_w_current_limiting_resistor.html>`_: The simplest way of lighting up an LED.
  * `LED with constant current source <led_w_constant_current_source.html>`_: A bit more sophisticated way of lighting up an LED.
  * `LED pulse with NE555 <led_pulse_w_ne555.html>`_: A simple way to turn an LED on and off periodically.
  * `LED pulse width modulation (PWM) with NE555 <led_pulse_width_modulation_w_ne555.html>`_: By controlling the pulse witdh (= duration) the brightness of an LED can be changed.
  * `High load switch with BJT <high_load_switch_with_bjt.html>`_:
  * `High load switch with MOSFET <high_load_switch_with_mosfet.html>`_:
  * `DC motor control with H-bridge <dc_motor_control_w_h_bridge.html>`_:   
  * `Switch with pull-up/down resistor <switch_w_pull_up_down_resistor.html>`_: A common way how switches and push buttons are connected to e.g. digital inputs.
  * `Flip Flop <flip_flop.html>`_: A very basic way to store information.