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HARTING EUROPE COMPONENT CARRIER NOW REPLACING FLEXIBLE PCBS1

HARTING EUROPE, COMPONENT CARRIER NOW REPLACING FLEXIBLE PCBS

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Flexible circuit boards offer numerous advantages. However, the mechanical fixation of these circuit boards is highly complex. HARTING has developed a new solution based on 3D-MID technology that is capable of replacing flexible circuit boards. Thanks to component carriers, cost savings of up to two-thirds can be achieved. At the MID process, on the injection […]

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Arduino Day celebrates its 10th birthday this year

Arduino Day celebrates its 10th birthday this year

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This year the Arduino team and platform will be celebrating the 10th birthday of Arduino Day, which and has come a long way over the last 10 years . Although the Arduino platform and brand has been around for approximately 17 years, after first being started at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea (IDII) in Ivrea, Italy. Hernando Barragán created

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Use Actions to Make Your Adventure More Fun

Create a Choice-based Text Adventure Game With Tinkercad Circuits

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One of my fondest childhood memories is visiting my grandparent’s house and reading my uncle’s old collection of “Choose Your Own Adventure” books. While I always got stuck playing text-based computer adventure games with finnicky commands, I was hooked to the simplicity and variety of CYOA books (albeit the abundance of dramatic bad endings was

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Crazy Circuits an Open Source Electronics Learning System

Crazy Circuits: an Open Source Electronics Learning System

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The education and home market is flooded with modular electronics ‘learning’ systems designed to teach kids and adults key STEM and STEAM concepts. Products such as LittleBits or Snapcircuits seem to dominate every holiday gift guide or parent blog for educational toys. However, these systems always come with a hefty price tag attached and many

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5 Strong Reasons to Study Electronics in University

5 Strong Reasons to Study Electronics in University

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Students choose different specialties to learn, gain experience, develop skills, and become great experts. One of the possible directions is electronics. It may potentially induce some difficulties with academic writing. If you buy research paper online written by experts from AdvancedWriters, for example, you’ll surely solve any impediments associated with your project. You only have

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How to Set Up an Ultrasonic Range Finder on an Arduino

How to Set Up an Ultrasonic Range Finder on an Arduino

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Ultrasonic range finders are fun little modules that measure distance. You can use them to find the distance to an object, or to detect when something is near the sensor like a motion detector. They’re ideal for projects involving navigation, object avoidance, and home security. Because they use sound to measure distance, they work just as well in the dark as

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Low cost current monitor tracks high dc currents

Low-cost current monitor tracks high dc currents

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To measure high levels of direct current for overload detection and protection, designers frequently use either a current-shunt resistor or a toroidal core and Hall-effect magnetic-field sensor. Both methods suffer from drawbacks. For example, measuring 20A with a 10-mΩ resistor dissipates 4W of power as waste heat. The Hall-effect sensor delivers accurate measurements and wastes

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