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The 11th AddOhms Video is live and the subject is What is a MOSFET, and how to use them. This turned out to be the longest video I’ve made so far. In fact, I probably should have …

Modern smartphones have eliminated the need for a number of devices. Often I use my smartphone as a scanner (CamScanner), car GPS, voice recorder, security token, pedometer, light …

The Arduino IDE is great in that with a single download on any PC platform, new users can start writing code and see immediate results. The same simplicity though, limits some of …

Sometimes the hardest lessons are the ones you have to learn multiple times. When getting started with Electronics circuits, there’s a handful of things that can ruin a day (or …

I want to make my blog a better for your interests. That means, I need to know about YOU! Would you please take a few minutes and answer a few questions? By doing so, you’ll …

One of the recent changes in pop-culture is that “nerds are cool.” Most people who claim to be a nerd like to wear 1950s (non-corrective) glasses and download Apps on their iPhone. …

A friendly reminder video to everyone asking for help in a programming forum. Lately I’ve been looking for ways to expand on the content in the AddOhms YouTube channel. One of the …

Warning, the title of this post is a little bit misleading. It isn’t just one-click to get cleanly formatted code, it’s actually two. There are two things seasoned programmers will …

Title: The Art of Electronics by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill. Most electronics books are written by engineers, for engineers. It is difficult to find an extremely comprehensive …

Every Addohms project follows the same pattern. About 80% of my original idea makes it into the video while the remaining 20% I make up on the fly. Of course, when I do that, I …