Using a LED and a 560 Ω in most breadboard projects means that you end up with four pins connected for two components, soldering them up like this makes them much easer to handle.
You may also like
Since I got Pycom working on my Mac, I can now update the firmware on my expansion board, the DFU updater is […]
BlueOS is Blue Robotics Raspberry Pi software to control ROVs, it combines the functionality required to control robots and low-cost hardware
One of the problems I have when designing PCBs, or working in CAD with a view to 3D printing it is easy […]
Today’s Makevember There seems to be very little consensus on the arangement of the colours of the buttons on the back of […]
No Comments “LEDs for use with solderless breadboard”
Really good!!
Thank you 🙂