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Welcome to another episode of CircuitBread Practicals, where we talk about the intersection between electrical engineering and electrician work. As always, if you're doing any ...

Even though we typically do electrical engineering tutorials, my wife and I have been doing the wiring in our house and we've been learning a lot of different stuff. I want to ...

So we are almost done with this project/tutorial. In the previous part, we’ve discussed the software or code of the non-contact forehead IR thermometer. This time, we are going to ...

In the second part of this project/tutorial, we discussed the hardware part of the non-contact forehead IR thermometer. We discussed its operation and the function of its main ...

In the previous part of this project/tutorial, we have shown the components needed to build this non-contact forehead IR thermometer. In this part, we are going to discuss the ...

If once in your life you have experienced a fever or have been hospitalized, then I guess you already know what a thermometer is. Thermometers are devices that can measure the ...

In the previous tutorial, we learned about the Routh Hurwitz Criterion and how we can use it to determine the stability of control systems. We also discussed the special cases ...

In the last tutorial, we started with the Routh Hurwitz Criterion to check for stability of control systems. We ended the last tutorial with two characteristic equations. As was ...

Thevenin’s Theorem (or Thévenin’s Theorem, if you know the right shortcuts on your keyboard) is a fan favorite of circuits professors around the world. Used in conjunction with ...

With the background obtained on stability in the previous tutorial, we shall start this tutorial on the Routh-Hurwitz criterion (RH Criterion for short).First, let’s understand ...

In the previous chapter, we learned about the time response analysis of control systems. Starting with this tutorial, we shall discuss the stability of control systems. We shall ...

In the previous tutorial, we understood several time response specifications and how they are crucial in the design of control systems. Error in a system is also one such crucial ...

In the previous tutorial, we learned about second order systems and we saw how they responded to impulse and step inputs. We also pointed out that control systems are usually ...

Hi! Today I want to finish the Arduino portion of the tutorials because I have already written even more than I expected initially. The last tutorial will be devoted to the ...

Hi! We’re continuing on with the Arduino. I know, I only intended to make three tutorials about each platform but Arduino seems so versatile that I’m fighting the urge to write a ...