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Project Name: The Ultimate DIY 3220-Point Breadboard Project Description: Building a 3220-point solderless breadboard with carrying case that will provide storage capability and contain a variety of power supply options, such as a 12V charge adapter to plug in any wall outlet for instant power supply. Project Difficulty: Moderate Project Note: This project uses a […]
New project underway! This new project’s prototype phase is complete and all that’s left to do is to begin putting things together soon, and gathering all the media and written material to share here on the site and for our social media accounts. We will be sharing more details with you as the project progresses. […]
Project Name: Cigar Tube Circuit Tester Project Description: Learn how to make a low voltage DC circuit tester. Project Difficulty: Easy Project Note: This project uses a soldering iron and heat gun. Please use caution when using hot items. In this project, we’re going to make a low voltage DC circuit tester — like the […]
Our new project will be up on our Electronics Projects page when it becomes available later this week. Keep a look out so you can make one for yourself!
Welcome to Motbots! We are currently in the process of adding more content to this site and to all our social media pages – you can check out our Social page here, if you’d like. A new project is currently in the works and will be done soon – a little hint as to what […]
Kirchhoff’s second law deals with the conservation of energy around a closed loop series path. We call this law Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law, or KVL, for short. What’s a Closed Loop Series Path? A closed loop series path is where there is a direct path through circuit elements from one point of the circuit around through […]
Kirchhoff’s first law deals with the conservation of charge entering and leaving a junction. We call this law Kirchhoff’s Current Law, or KCL, for short. What’s a Junction? A junction is where conductors in a circuit meet, then branch off in different directions within the circuit — kind of like an intersection in a road […]
We want to wish you a Happy Fourth of July! Remember why we celebrate this special day and what our ancestors tried to accomplish many years ago that makes this a celebration so important that we keep it within our culture. God bless you and your families and God bless The United States of America […]
What Is an LED? The simple answer is that an LED is a type of light. It’s also a type of diode. The acronym LED stands for Light Emitting Diode. Just as a diode is a semiconductor, an LED uses semiconductor properties to allow it to illuminate – unlike an incandescent light which uses a […]
Ohm’s Law is one of the most fundamental principles in electricity and electronics, and it’s what helps us to describe the relationship of the current through a conductor between two points in a circuit and its direct proportionality to the electric potential difference, or voltage across those two points. potential difference: the difference in electric […]
