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I'm planning out a private project and wanted to know if there are any timed chips or circuits I could buy made for automatic power shutoff 5-10 minutes after the switch is turned on?

Yes, just buy a experimenters electronic book or etc. Look in Radio Shack and electronic stores for these publications. Also do research online. Radio shack and many electronic websites have these chips (integrated circuits), for these things already made up.


What are the best 10 AWG wire connectors for ensuring a secure and reliable electrical connection?

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What are electronic components?

OK, I'll give it a shot. =) 1. Diodes 2. Resistors 3. Capacitors 4. Transformers 5. Transistors (all types) 6. Integrated circuits (all types) 7. Inductors 8. Indicators (lamps, LED's, meters, etc.) 9. Variable resistors 10. Relays 11. Switches 12. Connectors 13. Printed circuit board 14. Wire and cable 15. Ouch! My brain hurts. ;)


Will video stores be around 10 years from now?

Probably none, as there is no way a store can compete with electronic delivery methods.


What are ten electronic components?

OK, I'll give it a shot. =) 1. Diodes 2. Resistors 3. Capacitors 4. Transformers 5. Transistors (all types) 6. Integrated circuits (all types) 7. Inductors 8. Indicators (lamps, LED's, meters, etc.) 9. Variable resistors 10. Relays 11. Switches 12. Connectors 13. Printed circuit board 14. Wire and cable 15. Ouch! My brain hurts. ;)


What is a good value of percent error?

That depends a lot on the application. In electronic circuits, an error of 5-10% or even more is often acceptable; for some applications, you need a much greater precision - even a millionth or less in some cases.


What is the gold karat on the fingers on electronics?

Gold karat in the context of electronics typically refers to the purity of gold used in connectors and other components, often measured in karats (with 24 karats being pure gold). Commonly, gold plating on electronic connectors is around 10 to 24 karats, with higher karats indicating greater gold content and better corrosion resistance. This gold plating enhances conductivity and longevity in electronic connections. However, the actual gold content can vary based on the application and manufacturer specifications.


When was Demonic Electronic created?

Demonic Electronic was created on 2002-10-29.


What is small scale intregrated circuits?

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Can you give 10 examples of connectors?

Sure! Here are ten examples of connectors: and, but, or, because, although, however, therefore, meanwhile, in addition, and for example. These connectors help to link ideas, show contrast, indicate causation, or add information in writing and speech.


What is acc 10A fuse?

An ACC 10A fuse is a type of automotive fuse rated for 10 amperes, designed to protect electrical circuits in vehicles. It is typically used in accessory circuits, which may include components like radios, lights, and other electronic devices. The fuse helps prevent damage to these components by breaking the circuit if the current exceeds the specified limit, thus preventing overheating or electrical fires.


What is 0.01mA?

0.01 mA, or 10 microamps, is a measurement of electric current. The "mA" stands for milliamps, which is one-thousandth of an ampere. This level of current is typically very low and can be encountered in sensitive electronic devices or circuits. It is often used in applications such as biomedical sensors or low-power electronics.

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