All posts tagged "Basic Electronics"

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  Noise In Wire- How to Successfully Remove Noise In Wire By Using………..

                      Hi my dear readers, in this writing I would discuss about a really simple form of problem in electronic device but a really heavy beast to fight...

  • Posted February 16, 2019
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  12 EMS Quote Pricing Drivers That You Need To Know About

                  Electronic OEMs mostly outsource their printed circuit board assemblies to EMS providers. This helps them reduce their operating costs, and focus on their core business. If you are an...

  • Posted July 11, 2016
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  Source and Load and the Enhanced Light Bulb method

                    Recently in my last repair article about the 750 Watt Power Supply I noticed that a simple Light Bulb like we Electronic Engineers previously used (about 60 to...

  • Posted June 22, 2016
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  Why AC instead of DC and why 50/60 Hz?

                  If you ever asked these questions to yourself, welcome to the club. These two questions are amongst the most frequently asked questions by Electrical/Electronic engineering students. And they are...

  • Posted April 25, 2016
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  How To Measure Current With Your Scope

                  1. Your scope as a voltmeter Your oscilloscope is a voltmeter but also a special type of voltmeter. It is a voltmeter that not only allows you to measure...

  • Posted March 17, 2016
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  Beware when it comes to solder e-caps in PCBs

                  One of the electronic components that is widely used nowadays is the e-caps (electrolytic capacitors). They can be found in all the electronic appliances (more than one) of any...

  • Posted November 20, 2015
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  LM317 adjustable voltage regulator testing method

              Some time ago, I got a question from a member to show how to test the LM317 adjustable voltage regulator. I decide to make a simple tester and to show my...

  • Posted October 21, 2015
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  Which Resistor to Use with this LED?

                  This is a very simple question, so simple that we usually don’t think too much about it and use whatever we know is working. The voltage might be 5V,...

  • Posted October 9, 2015
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