Now that it seems like the whole world is going into lockdown, I still find that the situation has some positive impacts on my life. You see, my wife and I like to travel. But now we can’t for a while. And because we’re forced to stay put, I am finally reestablishing my day-to-day habits.
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The dangers of learning electronics
Two weeks ago, we were instructed (as in most of the world these days) to self-isolate. My plans to fly down to Spain and build a kitchen had to be discarded. But a wonderful thing happened instead: I suddenly had time to build a new project!
Not sure how to build your idea? Here’s how:
“I know the basics, and I’ve built a few circuits. But I have no idea how the build my own ideas!” That’s a common problem. However, here’s how you solve it.
Bluetooth, transistors, and buck-converters
Hey there, This is Oyvind checking in from Valencia in Spain. In the last few weeks, I’ve been busy recording podcasts, designing circuits, and creating electronics courses for Ohmify.
You can use this simple chip to make music
I like to create sound. It’s one of my favorite things to do with electronics. To create sound you need to make a circuit that creates a voltage that goes up and down very fast.
End of year notes from Oyvind
So I just realized today that it’s not only a new year we are entering into… We’re entering into a new decade! I’ve been teaching electronics for about ten years now. And it’s been a crazy ride: From teaching a small group of students as a teaching assistant at the University – to reaching millions […]