How is the Resistance Measured? To measure an electrical resistance (Low resistance, Medium resistance, and High resistance) electronic instruments use two measurement techniques. They are constant voltage and constant current. The constant voltage method measures […]
The Power rating of a resistor can be said as the maximum amount of power that the resistor can withstand. The resistor power rating is the specification given to a resistor other than the ohms […]
Nowadays, the applications of piezoelectricity in everyday electronic devices are growing at an exciting pace. The term piezo can trace its roots back to ancient Greek, where its significations refer to activities of pressing, pushing, […]
Of late I asked to control certain devices through a MOSFET from an Arduino microcontroller, but the devices are 12VDC rated and demand much more current than the Arduino can deliver. The easiest way to […]
There is various electronic test equipment for testing electronic components and find out problems in electronic circuits. But before going to know about the list of electrical test equipment. Let’s know, what is debugging? and […]
Lighting is very essential in the wake of a disaster! When a disaster depletes your utilities buries everything in darkness, being capable to enlighten your environs can be a matter of survival counting on your […]
While working on big Arduino projects, quite often you might find that even stacks of the I/O pins run out rapidly as the design concept gets more complex! This is especially true when you want […]
Coulomb’s law definition in physics is explained by the concept of electric charge and electric force. According to Electricity, moving electric charges experience force when kept in a magnetic field. Here the charge is in […]
What is Electric Charge in Physics? In physics, Electric charge is the physical property of matter that causes it to experience a force when placed in an electromagnetic field. An electromagnetic field is a physical […]
A stroboscope is basically a pulsed light at a known frequency. When the frequency of a rotating object matches that of the stroboscope, it appears to stand still. It is possible for the object to […]
