So the standard/typical size of the most common DC power plug/socket is 5.5 x 2.1 mm. There are a bunch of other sizes too.
Category Archives: Electronics
How much current can a 9V battery supply?
Today I watched How much current can a 9V battery supply? Let’s test it! over on YouTube.
Full set! 1,283 projects to do…
I think this is just so super duper cool:
- Maxitronix 500 in 1 Electronics Lab
- Maxitronix 300 in 1 Electronics Lab
- Maxitronix 200 in 1 Electronics Lab
- Maxitronix 130 in 1 Electronics Lab
- Maxitronix 60 in 1 Electronics Lab
- Maxitronix 30 in 1 Electronics Lab
- Maxitronix 10 in 1 Electronics Lab
- Maxitronix AM/FM Radio Kit
- Maxitronix Crystal Radio Kit
- Maxitronix Metal Detector
- Maxitronix Digital Recording Lab
I call these, variously, 500in1, 300in1, 200in1, 130in1, 60in1, 30in1, and 10in1. Or, collectively, Xin1.
What Does “VCC” Stand For?
So today via What Does “VCC” Stand For? I learned that VCC stands for “voltage at the common collector”.
HC and LS logic families
So today I learned that “HC” (high speed CMOS) and “LS” (low power Schottky) are two different types of logic family.
Coupling and Decoupling
Today I read a little about Coupling and Decoupling. Apparently 0.1uF ceramic cap across VCC and Ground pins on a IC will do it.
HiLetGo USB Logic Analyzer
So I got myself a HiLetgo USB Logic Analyzer Device With EMI Ferrite Ring USB Cable 24MHz 8CH 24MHz 8 Channel UART IIC SPI Debug because for USD$12 + shipping how could I not? It came with a video from Amazon about how it works.
Multi-Function Tester
So I got myself this new bit of kit: M328 Diode Triode Capacitor Resistor Transistor ESR Meter Multi-Function Tester. When I opened the box there was no manual. But it turns out a manual is not required! This thing is so easy to use. Just wire up any old component and the device will tell you what it is!
SanDisk Extreme PRO SD
Got myself a 64GB SanDisk Extreme PRO MicroSD card for my Raspberry Pi Model 4B.
GPIO Programming: Using the sysfs Interface
Today I happened upon GPIO Programming: Using the sysfs Interface.