https://youtu.be/EQtwsWJuUPs Understanding voltage dividers means understanding Ohm’s Law. A common use for a voltage divider in most projects is to monitor a battery. Say you are powering your circuit with a 9V or 12V battery. Microcontroller boards don’t do well with those voltages. In a future video, we’ll come back and look at more circuits that can use voltage dividers. Episode Notes Correction: There is a mistake around 3:00. I say “91 millivolts” and I should…
https://youtu.be/8ua7dkTLGII A first look at the new Raspberry Pi B+ and some highlights on the differences from the first models.…
https://youtu.be/GrvvkYTW_0k Following up from Episode #10 on BJTs, this episode is focused on introducing MOSFETs. It is the longest video…
When asking questions in a forum, like the Arduino forum, it is important to Post Your Code! It is so…
https://youtu.be/sRVvUkK0U80 The two most popular kinds of transistors you might use for a project are either BJTs or MOSFETs. With…
One of the features of a channel page on YouTube is a trailer video. It’s a chance to introduce people…
https://youtu.be/px8cUUbxnr0 There have been so many good questions coming in lately that I decided to take a break from normal…
I posted my first AddOhms video on YouTube on March 9, 2013. While in Germany on business, I ended the…
https://youtu.be/81zNcctopBI What was the first electronic component you played with? It was probably a LED. They’re fun to blink in…
