
Electrical Fuse
What is an Electrical Fuse? To define a Fuse, it is an electrical safety device which is used to protect components, circuits and from the risk of fire and damage due to over current conditions. […]
What is an Electrical Fuse? To define a Fuse, it is an electrical safety device which is used to protect components, circuits and from the risk of fire and damage due to over current conditions. […]
In electrical engineering, both switch and relays are important electrical components. They are electromechanical devices designed to control and protect the system. They can be found in many home electrical applications, in industries such as […]
In the present world, different types of relays are used in the electrical home appliances and line conditioning circuits. Some of them are latching relays, reed relays, power relays, thermal relays and high voltage relays. […]
The Arduino is an excellent microcontroller you probably already know that. An Arduino board can however only control low-current devices, so often you need a proper driver circuitry to handle the low-current control signals and […]
Relay is an electromechanical switching device most widely used in the automotive and telecommunication industries. It can be found in cars, washing machines, medical equipment, aircraft, etc. We can see that relays are being used […]
For a while now, I’ve had need of a simple digital to analog converter circuit to be able to work with an Arduino microcontroller. To this end, I had a good search around and eventually […]
For a long time I’ve been wanting to use elegant spotlights in my workshop, and although I have a few issues to take care of, like a simple model and a way to install it, […]
If you’re in a plan to make a minuscule robot, you’ll then need to learn more about a coreless motor. I came across it as a pretty great solution for an upcoming healthcare electronics project. […]
On COVID-19 lockdown days, I came across several motor driver modules in my scrap box in the attic – surprisingly most of them are unused Chinese modules. The L293 Arduino Motor Driver Shield, in particular, […]
Hi there! Last week I finally managed to get an Arduino delivering a 16-bit PWM (pulse width modulation) output from a nifty piece of code. Is the experiment finished? Of course not. Anyway, in this […]