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Title Page 2 Copyright Page 3 Table of Contents 6 About the Authors 15 About the Technical Reviewers 16 Acknowledgments 18 Chapter 1: Introduction 19 Fundamentals 20 Sharing Your Work 20 Practical Electronics for Software Developers 20 Current, Voltage, and Power 20 Mains Is Nasty 21 Reading Schematics 22 Resistance and Resistors 24 Ohm’s Law and Current Limiting 25 Choosing Wire 27 Diodes 27 Power Supplies 28 USB Power 28 Batteries 29 Wall Warts/Plugpacks 30 Capacitance and Capacitors 30 Fundamentals 30 Capacitor Types 31 Power Supply Bypass 32 ESD Precautions 32 Tools 32 Parts 33 Further Reading 34 Chapter 2: Appliance Remote Control 35 Parts Required 35 Instructions 37 Test and Investigate Appliance Remote 37 Assemble Reed Relay Shield 39 Connect Reed Relay Shield to Remote Control 43 Create Reed Relay Control Program 45 ApplianceRemoteControl 45 ApplianceRemoteControlCompact 48 Test Reed Relay Shield and Sketch 50 Variations 52 Wireless Link 52 Automatic Trigger 52 Socket Connections 53 Chapter 3: Time-Lapse Camera Controller 54 Parts Required 54 Instructions 56 Assemble Prototyping Shield 56 Connect Camera Shutter Release 56 Remote Shutter Release Connector 57 P
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- Author
- Jonathan Oxer, Hugh Blemings (auth.)
- Publisher
- Apress
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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