Justin Sung’s D-F-U-Z method for Thought Action Defusion helps to decouple your productivity from your motivation:
lol. This is over the top. :)
Check out Spliseal! Demo below.
In this photo we see three voltmeters (across the top) and five ammeters (across the bottom) attached to a voltage divider connected to a load.
30 V is applied then 2 mA flows through R1 and then splits with 1 mA going through R2 and 1 mA going through Rload. 20 V drops across R1 and there is 10 V across R2 and Rload.
The circuit on the left in the schematic below is the one being tested. In this case R1, R2, and Rload are all 10 kΩ. As R2 and Rload are connected in parallel their effective resistance is 5 kΩ. R1 being 10 kΩ gets two thirds of the voltage because R2 || Rload is 5 kΩ getting one third of the 30 V being 10 V.
I asked Tony359 about his current limiter and he referred me to the video below in which he explains his home made contraption. Very cool. I think I should make one of these.
Update: I also found a video covering a similar topic:
The voltmeter used in the second design is this one: Digital AC Voltmeter.
Oh, and here’s another one!
Equipment that Tony uses in this video that I don’t have are a current limiter and a differential probe.
I am interested in Fibonacci’s Liber Abaci but can’t prioritize it just at the moment…
These look great!
Thinking about thinking…
This project is awesome! It’s what it says on the tin. The video also demos the use of ngscopeclient.