Hacks of Electronics
A wire wound resistor is a type of fixed resistor in which the resistive element is made by winding a metal alloy wire around an insulating core. Unlike carbon or film resistors, the resistance value in a wire wound resistor is determined primarily by the length, diameter, and material of the wire used. Wire wound […]
A metal oxide resistor is a type of fixed resistor that uses a metal oxide film, most commonly tin oxide (SnOâ‚‚), as its resistive element, deposited on a ceramic substrate. Designers widely use these resistors in electronic circuits that require high temperature stability, high voltage endurance, and strong surge resistance. Metal oxide resistors were developed […]
Running neural networks on microcontrollers once appeared impractical. It is now a major component of embedded design. TinyML and enhanced tooling have enabled developers to place intelligence on low-power edge devices directly. Microcontrollers are highly restrictive systems. They provide low RAM, minimal flash memory, low processing speed, and constrained power envelopes. Conventional neural networks are […]
A thick film resistor is one of the most widely used fixed resistors in modern electronic circuits. It is manufactured by depositing a resistive paste (thick film) onto a ceramic substrate and then firing it at high temperature to form a stable resistive layer. Due to its low cost, mechanical robustness, and compatibility with mass […]
The trend of shared tech gifts indicates how modern couples live their lives. Many couples are working from home, traveling together, gaming together, and relaxing side by side while doing different things. A gift that enables such experiences is considered thoughtful because it complements their lifestyle instead of disrupting it. The Valentine’s Day gift has […]
A metal film resistor is a precision fixed resistor widely used in electronic circuits where high accuracy, stability, and low noise are required. Compared to carbon composition and carbon film resistors, metal film resistors offer tighter tolerance, lower temperature coefficient, and superior long-term reliability. They are extensively used in analog circuits, instrumentation, audio equipment, medical […]