Since a voltage regulator offers a controlled and steady voltage for the microprocessor, you may power Arduino Nano in two ways: Mini USB cable: The USB cable is the most common and…
Category: Blog
Welding Plastic with a Soldering Iron
Most people replace an object’s plastic covering as it cracks or breaks into pieces; nevertheless, plastic is surprisingly malleable and simple to melt and reassemble with a soldering tool. Although…
How to Desolder
Desoldering can seem a bit of a tedious process, but there are a few items you can use to make it a breeze.Your go-to tool for desoldering is the solder…
Resistor Color Codes
A resistor is a two-terminal passive electrical part that acts as a circuit element by implementing electrical resistance. Resistors are used in electrical circuits for a variety of purposes, including…
What is an Oscilloscope?
Pumps, compressors, engines, conveyors, machines, and other manufacturing equipment use oscilloscopes to transform electrical power to mechanical power. The voltage signals that power these electromechanical devices are an essential yet…
How to Discharge a Capacitor?
A charged capacitor’s short circuit poses a significant danger of burning out the electrical part and other circuit components. There’s still the risk of electrocution and burning. The higher the capacitor’s…
How to Clear Arduino Memory?
An Arduino has three forms of memory: RAM, Flash, and EEPROM. When the Arduino is reset, the contents of the RAM are deleted. The variables and registers, as well as…
How to Solder Stainless Steel
The process of soldering stainless steel seems challenging, but don’t expect big difficulties. Alloys containing less than a quarter of chromium and nickel are easy to fuse. Moreover, these alloys…
