The applications of this circuit are FM tuning indicator, Stereo Balance Indicator, Wire T2 like T1 then we get two channel inputs and battery level indicator.
This circuit is derived from a Siemens Application Note 1974.
This circuit uses common components of today. The circuit is
here as it is of high educational value.
You can 'simulate and test' or 'wire it up and try' and let me know how it worked. The Circuit is also a simple analog to digital converter. You can use optos in place of LEDs.
Battery
Monitor for your Boat or Car
T1 and T2 make a differential amplifier. T3, T4 and T5 driving
the LEDs are comparators.
When input voltage is increased T1 is turned on which leads to
more base current for T3 which Lights LED1. When input voltage
is less T2 turns on as it gets a better base current from P3
which turns on LED2 via T4. When both LEDs are off T5 gets
biased as no drop across R5 which lights the LED3 thru T5
hopefully.
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delabs Technologies
20th May 2020
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