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PCB material properties

PCB-material-properties

Often, when designing printed circuit boards (PCBs), people do not even think about the materials used for their production. Unfortunately, these materials are critical to the performance of PCBs. That’s why I decided to talk about what you need to think about when choosing PCB materials. This article will be useful for both the novice…

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DIY alarm circuit. Part 1.

Do you hate it when someone steals from you? Personally, I find it rather irritating. However, there have been instances of thieves visiting our apartment building’s underground garage. And thieves…

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Recent blog posts

PCB-material-properties
PCB material properties

Often, when designing printed circuit boards (PCBs), people do not even think about the materials used for their production. Unfortunately, these materials are critical to the performance of PCBs. That’s…

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TLDR: What is a capacitor

A capacitor is an electronic component that stores and releases electrical energy. It has two plates separated by an insulator. When you apply voltage to it, one plate gets a…

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