Electronics explained in a simple way
Last year I was hosting a meetup on designing circuit boards in Oslo.
We designed a cool display using 90 LEDs!
But, one of the first things that happened was this:
Almost everybody got different errors in the software we were using; KiCad.
[Read more…] about Failures are great =)Lately, we’ve been doing something cool inside Ohmify.
Check this out:
It’s a workshop I decided to call Make Your First Printed Circuit Board.
The idea is that the members go through the whole process of designing a simple circuit board:
[Read more…] about The cool thing we’re doing inside OhmifyDo you want to build a circuit that blinks a light? This inverter-based circuit is simple, and it’s small enough to fit a breadboard.
Apart from the inverter, it only uses standard basic electronic components.
Below you’ll find the complete circuit diagram and component list.
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A breadboard is a really simple way to put together a circuit. You don’t have to solder, just plug in the components.
I love to use breadboards for testing out new circuits quickly.
You can build really cool things on the breadboard. For example, check out this color-changing lamp or this radar that detects my breath.
If you don’t know how to use a breadboard, don’t worry. It’s very easy.
Just check out my video:
I went to Berlin with Elias Bakken. It’s such a cool city.
We met up with Helen Leigh and Drew Fustini to eat kebabs, see homemade instruments, play artsy video games and learn about sewable circuits:
I just brewed myself a cup of coffee.
It’s morning, and I’m ready to take on a significant confusion. One that many beginners in electronics have.
Have a look at the following circuit:
The first instinct of many (including me many years ago) when trying to understand it is:
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