Electronics 01
Why Do LEDs Need a Resistor? The I-V Curve Explained
An LED's current rises exponentially with voltage: 0.1 V extra takes a red LED from 20 mA to 56 mA. Here is the physics, the resistor math and the fixes.
An LED's current rises exponentially with voltage: 0.1 V extra takes a red LED from 20 mA to 56 mA. Here is the physics, the resistor math and the fixes.
A 100 W panel on PWM gives 82 W at 25 °C. MPPT recovers the rest by running a DC-DC converter at the panel's best voltage. When it helps and when not.
A complete guide to the ATtiny25 ATtiny45 and ATtiny85 microcontrollers covering features, pinout, memory, peripherals, programming methods and low-power design tips. Ideal for makers, students and engineers building compact embedded systems
Fix SPICE oscillation issues fast in Ltspice, Qspice, NgSpice, proteus or in any other simulator.