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  • Introduction to Raspberry Pi Model B+
  • Hacker page     by Oliviaturner
  •  A new pi:       This is the Raspberry Pi 3 model b+ which is an incremental upgrade to the previous Raspberry Pi 3. We have the Raspberry Pi 3 model B+ and it's bright red but apparently non- reseal able cotton it...

  • Different Types of Diodes
  • Hacker page     by kellygreene0805
  • Diodes are electrical components with two terminals and one-way current flow. The diode's ability to only allow the electric current to travel in one direction is well-known. When you need to rectify a waveform, you can use a diode in a radio detector...

  • How Brushless DC Motor Works?
  • Hacker page     by kellygreene0805
  • Industrial applications all over the world frequently use brushless DC motors. First, there are DC (Direct Current) motors and AC (Alternating Current) motors. As the name implies, DC motors that employ no brushes are called brushless. While it is clear...

  • An easy Adaptative Filter for our projects
  • Hacker page     by AlanFernandoS
  • Well when you are reading a sensor, but that sensor, has some kind of craziness, We can built a Adaptative Filter like the next program. The proyect and the source code are on that, but you remember this equiation:The famous linear regression equation...
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