Since a voltage regulator offers a controlled and steady voltage for the microprocessor, you may power Arduino Nano in 3 ways: Mini USB cable: The USB cable is the most common and therefore the simplest way to power the Arduino Nano board. The basic USB link provides 5V & 3.3V to the board and allows…
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 the restored item would not appear precisely like it did when it was fresh, with experience, nice plastic welds that are not visually noticeable may…
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 pump or solder sucker. Yes, that is its official name, and as the name implies, it uses a spring-loaded plunger to pull molten solder…
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 reducing current movement, adjusting signal speeds, dividing voltages, biasing active components, and terminating transmission lines. A resistor is a component that regulates the flow of current…
“Frying” does not imply putting the Arduino in a frying pan and turning it on. It describes a situation when the board has been electrically damaged and is no longer usable. If you notice a burning odor coming from your Arduino, it’s time to replace it. Through adding incorrect voltages or creating inappropriate links, people often…
DC motors that drive in separate stages are known as stepper motors. They have a number of coils that are grouped into “phases”. The motor can rotate one stage at a time by energizing each process in order. You may achieve very accurate positioning and/or pace modulation with computer-driven stepping. As a result, stepper motors…
The voltage that drives the current and the resistance that resists it determines the amount of electric current that flows through a circuit. The current flow is understood such that circuits are engineered for a certain voltage and resistance. Heat loss from an excessive current can destroy the circuit, burn the resistors, and even burn…
A power supply is an electrical system that transforms electric current from a power source, such as the mains, into the voltage and current values used to power a load, such as a motor or electronic device. The power of a power supply is to provide the correct voltage and current to the load. The…