Difference between revisions of "Lights & Electronics"
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== Table of Contents == | == Table of Contents == | ||
| − | :'''[[Types of Lights]]''' | + | :* '''[[Types of Lights]]''' |
| − | :'''[[Selecting Smart Pixels]]''' | + | :* '''[[Selecting Smart Pixels]]''' |
| − | :'''[[Intermediate pixel guide]] | + | :* '''[[Intermediate pixel guide]] |
| − | :'''[[Wiring Smart Pixels]]''' | + | :* '''[[Wiring Smart Pixels]]''' |
| − | :'''[[Protocols]]''' | + | :* '''[[Protocols]]''' |
| − | :'''[[SD Cards]]''' | + | :* '''[[SD Cards]]''' |
| − | :'''[[Types of SSRs]]''' An SSR is a 'solid state relay' and is used to control power | + | :* '''[[Types of SSRs]]''' An SSR is a 'solid state relay' and is used to control power |
| − | :'''[[How to make a Dipole Antenna for your FM Transmitter]]''' | + | :* '''[[How to make a Dipole Antenna for your FM Transmitter]]''' |
| − | :'''[[Current detective]]''' A meter to measure leakage current. | + | :* '''[[Current detective]]''' A meter to measure leakage current. |
Revision as of 17:30, 9 June 2016
Table of Contents
- Types of SSRs An SSR is a 'solid state relay' and is used to control power
- Current detective A meter to measure leakage current.