Series and Parallel Resistances Series and Parallel…
Figure below shows a photodiode amplifier for measuring low levels of…
The Use of Logic Gate Inverters and buffers exhaust the possibilities…
A calculator for computing the gain and output voltage of an operational amplifier
If some percentage of an amplifier’s output signal is connected…
A right triangle is defined as having one angle precisely…
The concept of a mathematical power is familiar to most students of…
This page provides a step-by-step introduction to using the mesh…
In instrumentation circuitry, DC signals are often used as analog…
This calculator determines the wavelength of a signal given the frequency and dielectric constant.
What is the difference between a JMP (“jump”) instruction and a…
In this series of hands-on electronics experiments, you will build direct current (DC) circuits and learn fundamental electrical engineering circuit concepts.
This calculator helps you determine the values of the resistors R1 and R2 to be used for a bridged-tee attenuator.
In this hands-on electronics experiment, you will perform a 4-wire Kelvin resistance measurement and learn how to accurately measure resistance.
Product of Powers Property am an = am+n Power of a Product…
This calculator helps you compute the inductance of a wire-over-plane setup.
Early in my explorations of electricity, I came across a length of…
What Is a R/2nR DAC Circuit? The R/2nR DAC circuit, otherwise known as…
This calculator computes the inductance of a wire coil.
This calculates the capacitance of a capacitor based on its charge, Q, and its voltage, V, according to the formula, C=Q/V.
