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Reading Time: < 1 minute A sneak-peak as to what the next project will entail. The picture may look spooky, but I assure you that the project will not be terrifying at all 🙂
Reading Time: 13 minutes Have you ever wondered how electricity goes into your electronic device, swirls around in there, and does something useful? Maybe you’ve thought to yourself, can I control that electricity? If so, how? First, let me tell you, that those questions are excellent, and to help guide you into how electricity is controlled — or to […]
Reading Time: 23 minutes 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 […]
Reading Time: 16 minutes 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 […]
Reading Time: 19 minutes 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 […]
Reading Time: 10 minutes 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 […]