How to make 1.5V to 16V Voltage Booster in Telugu (Joule Thief) | Telugu Experiments
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- This is a Voltage Booster,Joule Thief, Boost Converter, Booster Circuit, StepUp Converter or any thing you can call it in Telugu. This circuit is capable of converting 1.5V to 16V with very little current input 22mA and can output a current of 8mA with 3V 1/4W led as load(Measured with Multimeter).This circuit is efficient and easy to build.
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This is the Components List:
1.BC547 Transistor
2.Torroidal Ferrite Core
3.Enamelled Copper Wire (Small enough to fit your Ferrite Core)
4.1k ohm Resistor
5.Perfboard or All purpose PCB board
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Can input battery 🔋 3.7
No. Input voltage must be around 0.5v to 1.5v.
Is the trans pnp or npn? I tried it but it doesnt work. Can any pnp or npn work?
Any NPN transistors work as long as pins are same.[Edit: hfe of the transistors should be about 110-800 or more]
Check you transformer winding according to the animation at 6:44 on the timeline.
Mostly your transformer winding must be wrong try rewinding and make sure that you have continuety between centertap and other 2 wires (i.e., Continuety between centertap and 1st lead of transformer and also continuety between centertap and 2nd lead of transformer)
And make sure that transistor is working . And when you finish the circuit put a 3v led at the output to check your circuit, because we cannot measure the output voltage without the diode in series between voltmeter and the circuit output
@@TECHCIRCUITSTELUGU661 yes that's that. I did not put in consideration the diode the reason why when i measured i got only the same 1.5 v output like the 1.5 input. Any how i will experience it again and again. Thank you so.much for replying.
If that works again then that's good but if that dosen't work then try using the transistors that i told. It is my pleasure to help you, Have a Nice day, Stay Creative. @@naturesounds1664
@@TECHCIRCUITSTELUGU661 thank you so much... why not if you aplaod avideo in which u explaon the kinda the transisors that match. I mean the point about hfe.
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"This circuit is capable of converting 1.5V to 16V with very little current input (30mA) and can output a current of 20mA..."
Nice tidy build my friend but that is impossible. Even at 100% efficiency, if you have 1.5V and 30mA going in you could get at most 30*(1.5/16) or a bit less than 3mA at the output, not 20mA. Judging by the brightness of the light I'd believe you're getting 20mA out of it but you must have closer to 250mA going in. You need a true RMS meter or an oscilloscope to find the actual power in and out of a circuit like this as the voltage and current are highly non-sinusoidal.
You are right because I only have multimeter and measured the current on the input side and on the output said and got a reading of 21.5mA on the input side and 8.3mA on the output side with a 3V 1/4W led as load. I apologise for my mistake I will correct the discription. Once again Thankyou for correcting my mistake and if you like the video please consider supporting.😀
@@TECHCIRCUITSTELUGU661 by the way the trasistor i worked on is d5024. Does it work in this operation?
That transistor is not usable for this circuit. Use the transistors that have a hfe rating between 110-800, these transistors will only work
for example:bc547,bc548,2n2222a,bc549,bc639 etc. if you find any other transistors search on google for their datasheet and see the hfe of that transistor.
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@@TECHCIRCUITSTELUGU661 thank you so.much. you really teach me.
Plz bro hindi me plz
apki video zabrdast hay, magar telugu language meray ko ni ata, ap urdu language mey video karo...... thanks...
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Most of youtubers mixing background music to make their videos more attractive, but they don't know actually they making it bad thierself by mixing music in it unnecessarily. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻 Only for music.
I am mixing that background music because to suppress hissing noise from voice recordings, but anyway as you mentioned it I will definitely remove background music and I should find different ways to suppress and reduce hissing noise from my voice recordings. Thankyou for suggesting
There is no need to remove background noise recorded while recording, because its normally considered as natural. So viewers definitely like such noise. 👍🏻👍🏻 Only knowledge sharing in details in simple words is important.
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