Soldering Station Comparison: Weller vs Circuit Specialists vs Atten
We recently decided to put our Circuit Specialists soldering stations to the test and to compare them to some of
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Educational Electronics Lab Kitting Service
Circuit Specialists offers a unique electronics lab kitting services to the educational and STEM community. How often have you needed
Read moreBK8000 Sensor/Display Fix
Over the lifetime of the BK series, we’ve had some issues dealing with the display, and temperature readout. There would
Read moreHow to repair your holiday display motor (AM06) for the holidays
I just received a call about a motor for a Christmas display that used an AM06 model motor. I wanted
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Read moreCSI8786D Repair
We have recently become aware of a higher than normal defect rate in the production batch of CSI8786D units, and we wish
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DSO150 Oscilloscope (The little scope that can)
So what exactly can you do it? Well, you can visualize the voltage of any signal up to 200KHz, in the range of 25VDC, and 50Vpk2pk. This includes everything from an audio signal, to your AC mains with the proper equipment, to diagnosing your output for that Arduino sketch you couldn’t get to work. Even if you wanted to examine the signal noise on your power supply, or other mains connected device it has AC coupling to strictly isolate the information you’re looking for.
Read moreProfessional 3D Printing Made Limitless by the New RoboxPro
Professional 3D Printing: How the RoboxPro Breaks Boundaries By Nicole Micena The RoboxPro, the latest Robox fused filament fabrication professional
Read moreReverse Engineering Communication Protocols (Part 1: Reverse Engineering the Hardware)
After having written a program to automate control with our power supplies and electronic loads, I thought I should write
Read moreReverse Engineering Communication Protocols (Part 2: Software Writing)
To summarize where we left off, we have the control scheme for the device, but no way to easily control
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