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Hi, Many books told us that current leads voltage by 90 degrees in capacitor but no relevant experiment was found vide internet. So, I designed a simple experiment to show that it is true. Here is my experiment : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjQsyLv0X7A&t=15s
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Industrial IoT and PLCs Industrial IoT is growing rapidly. However, traditional PLCs donβt offer sufficient flexibility and connectivity as required by engineers. Customizing solutions to achieve the required flexibility and connectivity is costly and time-consuming. More so, very few engineers have the experience required to develop a functional microcontroller-based embedded solution. Programmable Logic Controllers A PLC is a programmable controller that has been ruggedized and tailored to perform a specific process in an industrial application. The proces
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Enrgtech is one of the UK's fastest emerging company, which is providing products and services to the Electronics sector. Based in the United Kingdom, our primary aim is to provide our clients with a service that simplifies the way in which products are purchased and delivered across the Middle East and Africa. Our aim is to provide a long term business relationship with our customers by offering a tailored service. Here, at Enrg Tech, we take great pride on providing the highest quality products available to both retailers and wholesalers. It is our corporate policy that our customers are pro
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https://youtu.be/BQLkBnHP87I In this project I will be showing you How To Make DIY Music Relative Led Strip Light Using Arduino Nano Letβs get started! You Will Need Some Componenets For Make This Project Arduino Nano RGB strip Light Sound Sensor Adapter 5V Cable
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π π π π π π π π π π π π π π Listen to the melodies hereοΌ https://youtu.be/MBcMkdzEBcE π π π π π π π π π π π π π π Active buzzers basically buzz at a predefined frequency, they can only generate continuous or intermittent beep. It sounds dull π and not standout in your electronic devices, huh? Thatβs why we design a melody buzzer βBuzz+β π for you. Buzz+ is evolved from a passive buzzer with 4 melodies in-built. Just pick β a melody through simple soldering, then apply a DC power to operate. π Buzz+ has outlook and usage similar to general active buzzer but we sell
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It seems that your cap has 4 pins on the bottom, two of them are the actual capacitor terminals and the other two are for mechanical stability and not play any electric role. Check the attachment. You can also notice that there are no tracks going to these pins, so it's OK not to be soldered.
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I have this 2.7V 500F super capacitor bank but it seems to me that there are two pins on each capacitor that are there ready to be soldered but were not. I have seen videos of the same capacitor bank from green-cap and it seems to me that the ones I see on youtube have these pins soldered. I wonder if anyone could shed some light on this for me. I have tested the voltage and raised it some and lowered it some and it seems to work so I am wondering what is going on with these pins. Thank you kindly PeterE
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Seems something is shorted here. Could you post your actual schematic to identify the issue ?
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I have was finishing a project up and my last connection was the LCD screen and the DHT-11 temp and humidity sensor, but when I plugged up the sensor, it got really hot and turned my entire Arduino off. , anyone has any ideas? Any Updates??? _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 bhk flats in mulund west dombivali new construction The Guardians India
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Project Description: A simple beginner Arduino project utilising a little bit of code, 2 LEDs and an Arduino. Before starting the project... Welcome to our first Arduino project where it's for mainly beginners and newbies to electronics. This is a simple LED project where modifications can be widely performed to change the output in time. An LED will be blinking rapidly and it's a great circuit for multiple LEDs. In a real life example, multiple LEDs can be used along with a modified code to suit the needs of attracting attention. For this circuit, you will need to have the Arduino IDE
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Hi everyone, Many of you may be interested in building electronics DIY kits. Building kits is one of fun and effective ways to learn electronics as well as soldering skill. The most classic and practical kit is LED clock kit for sure. Available clock kits in market provide basic clock features like time and alarm setting. However, if you are looking for a clock kit with more comprehensive functions, more challenging soldering process and larger space for creation, the following clock kit is definitely for you. Letβs take a look at the main functions and features: β Jumbo 4-digit LED
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I have made a video on Youtube about the prototype of a high-quality battery bank that I have developed and tested over more than 6 months now. It is Lithium-ion battery-based and the current prototype uses a 4s combination. I have built it to output dual 12 volts and each output can deliver up to 3 amperes of current. I also have a few external modules which can further step down the voltage to 9.0 volts, 8.4 volts, 5.0 volts, etc. Kindly review the same and send your valuable comments to improve the same. Below is the video link. https://youtu.be/xeFokAu-39k
