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In lugnet.robotics.rcx, Esger Abbink wrote:
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> Aside from the above there's the power/heat dissipation problem. In the above
> example the resistor can be quite easily damaged since it needs to dissipate
> quite an amount of power and is often undersized in that respect.
>
> I hope these words were small enough. ;)
>
> Esger
Perfectly understood. Thanks!
My problem has always been that I wanted to get into electronics, but all those
resistors 'n such used to have all these coloured stipes to denote the different
resistances and such--
Well I'm colourblind, see, and that made it a little difficult, especially once
the resistors and all the other compnents were spread all over my desk.
So I didn't go into a more fluent understanding of electronic
components--instead I went into programming :)
Anyway, thanks again!
Dave K
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