Take tape measures, once a palm-sized object that housed a metal ribbon that could snap back enthusiastically -- has been transformed into a palm-sized device with with a laser inside. Yup, the ...

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There’s a small, silent component hiding in almost every electronic device—from your phone and laptop to your TV and charger.

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The combination represents the PFD internal 200-W output-buffer collector resistor paralleled with an external 68-W collector resistor to the external +5-V supply. By using a special technique ...

A capacitor is an essential component in many electrical and electronic circuits. It stores and releases electrical energy when needed, helping regulate voltage and maintain power stability. Over time ...

Pickering Interfaces has announced a new family of high voltage programmable resistor modules in a compact single-slot PXI and PXIe form factor, model 40-230 (PXI) and 42-230 (PXIe), providing a ...

In this tutorial, we will show you how to print a test page in Windows 11 without using any third-party tool. This can come in handy to check the alignment issue, ink flow for text and image quality, ...

Do you calibrate your digital meters? Most of us don’t have the gear to do a proper calibration, but [Mike Wyatt] shares his simple way to calibrate his DMMs using a precision resistor coupled with a ...

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If you do an FTP test and your power meter tells you your FTP is one million billion trillion watts, and scales accordingly, it’s still going to be a valuable training tool, though you may need the ...