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Intro: HOW TO READ CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
this instructable will show you exactly how to read all those confusing circuit diagrams and then how to assemble the circuits on a breadboard!for all the electronics hobbyist ...
Step 1: So What Are All Those Symbols???
here is a little guide that shows you the basic symbols for all sorts of components. its handy to keep a little guide like this around in case ...
Step 2: okay, but how is each part connected?
physically parts are connected by wires, in the diagrams you will see black lines going from one part to the next. this means that you connect them with ...
Step 3: HOLD UP: What about Polarity?
some components to a circuit board are polarized, meaning one side is positive and the other is negative. this means you have to attach it in a certain ...
Step 4: YOUR FIRST SCHEMATIC!!!
Okay, so now that we've gone through the basics, lets try to read a real world schematic of a circuit. so lets dissect this circuit!*I have numbered each ...
this instructable will show you exactly how to read all those confusing circuit diagrams and then how to assemble the circuits on a breadboard!for all the electronics hobbyist wannabes this is a MUST-READ instructable.knowing how to read circuits is a very useful skill that will help you out all the time. especially if you start messing around with building little electronics projects.In addition to reading this instructable it may be a good idea for you to read my other instructable "electronics components and what they do" to get a good understanding of what you are doing when building a project. (woops not done with this yet, i got caught up with other stuff, check back in a week or so)
Step 1: So What Are All Those Symbols???
here is a little guide that shows you the basic symbols for all sorts of components. its handy to keep a little guide like this around in case you forgot some. Plus, while you're beginning you might have to refer to it pretty frequently.
I have boxed the most common symbols in red, these are the ones you should get to know by heart. the others you can always refer back to the guide for.dont be overwhelmed its simpler than you think, just stay with me
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Intro: How to &make& plastic
I have always searched for a quick and simple way to make plastic. I have tried many but the one in this instructable the best I have found. ...
Step 1: materials
acetoneAcetone is commonly used as a paint thiner and can be found at your local hardware shop or .glass containerThis can be an empty pot of jam ...
Step 2: prepare the acetone
Open the canister of acetone and pour some acetone into the glass container. You don't need much, 1 centimeter should be enough for a little batch of plastic. ...
Step 3: melt the Styrofoam
Start by breaking your block or blocks of Styrofoam in pieces that fit into your glass container. Then take the pieces and push them into the acetone. Continue ...
Step 4: other usefull info
If you do not use the plastic immediately cover the container in which you put the plastic. If your plastic becomes to hard to work with dip it ...
Step 5: safety
Acetone is a very dangerous chemical, read the safety instructions before using it. You should never drink or inhale it. Also, do not do this project near any ...
Step 6: The science behind it
Polystyrene is a polymer made from the monomer styrene, a liquid hydrocarbon that is commercially manufactured from petroleum by the chemical industry.The chemical makeup of polystyrene is a ...
I have always searched for a quick and simple way to make plastic. I have tried many but the one in this instructable the best I have found. It uses materials that you probably already have in your house, it is fun to do and can be completed within minutes. I hope you will enjoy doing
this instructable and will be able to learn something at the same time.
Step 1: materials
Acetone is commonly used as a paint thiner and can be found at your local hardware shop or .This can be an empty pot of jam or a beaker.You can buy styrofoam cups or use any other piece of styrofoam you have.You might consider using these because acetone can cause permanent eye damage.
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