Useful tips for everyday
How do stepper drives and motors get smooth motion? It is accomplished by ensuring the drive and motor work together, and often by using microstepping.…
How do you join thick gauge wire? Connecting thick gauge cables crimp together 2 butt slice sleeves and insert them into each other. solder the…
What happens to the V-curve when a synchronous motor is loaded? V curve is a plot of the stator current versus field current for different…
What is the purpose of output transformer? It is responsible for how efficiently the audio power of an amp will transfer to the load of…
How far can an RFID reader read? Generally speaking RFID tag maximum read distances are as follows: 125 kHz. and 134.3 kHz. Low Frequency (LF)…
Can you make PCBs with an inkjet printer? Instead of mucking about fabbing PCBs with the toner transfer method, or making masks for photosensitive boards,…
What does the squiggly line symbol represent in a circuit? Capacitors (parallel lines) store energy in your system, while resistors (zigzag lines) reduce current flow.…
What makes an instrumentation amplifier an in-AMP? An Instrumentation amplifier a.k.a INO or in-amps as the name suggests amplifies the variation in voltage and provides…
Why is current less susceptible to noise? If your conductor has a high impedance and has electrical interference, then your input voltage signal will degrade…
How do you find the maximum power of an inductor? For example,assuming zero initial current, if a 1mH inductor has 10V applied for 1ms, then…