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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 positive charge, and the other gets a negative charge. It stores this charge and can release it when needed. Capacitors come in many types, cases,…
Recent project
DIY alarm – Printed Circuit Board. Part 2.
Welcome back to the second part of this series on building a DIY alarm system circuit. In the previous article, I explored the various components that make up this robust…
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…
Digital instrument cluster project. Part 3.
Designing a user interface for a digital instrument cluster can be a challenging task, but it is essential to provide a user-friendly and intuitive interface that will allow riders to…
Recent blog posts
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…