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Basic questions on electronic switches and electronics. Basic questions on coding
Power supplied from a socket is alternating current (AC).
Most household sockets provide AC power
AC power changes direction periodically
DC power is commonly used in batteries and some electronics
Typical voltage supplied by an electrical socket is 120 volts, while the current can vary depending on the country and type of socket.
Voltage supplied by an electrical socket is typically around 120 volts
Current supplied can vary depending on the country and type of socket
In the US, standard electrical sockets provide 120 volts AC at 15-20 amps
In Europe, standard electrical sockets provide 230 volts AC at 16 amps
To measure current with a multimeter, set the multimeter to the current measurement mode, connect the multimeter in series with the circuit, and read the current value displayed on the multimeter.
Set the multimeter to the current measurement mode (usually denoted by 'A' for Amperes)
Turn off the power to the circuit before connecting the multimeter in series
Connect the multimeter in series with the circuit - place the m...
Arduino Uno has 14 digital pins and 6 analog pins for coding programs.
Arduino Uno has 14 digital pins (0-13) and 6 analog pins (A0-A5)
Digital pins can be used for input/output operations while analog pins can read analog signals
To code programs in Arduino, you can use the Arduino IDE and write C/C++ based sketches
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