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Bugs are not limited to software - plain electricity can be tricky, too! Sometimes it even kills (and I'm referring to Arduinos here). | Bugs are not limited to software - plain electricity can be tricky, too! Sometimes it even kills (and I'm referring to Arduinos here). | ||
* [[Staying well-grounded]] - Why not everybody can have their own GND (ground; this is important to the health of your Arduino!) | |||
* [[Sufficient power-supply]] - Some chips suck (power) | * [[Sufficient power-supply]] - Some chips suck (power) | ||
* [[Port-Power]] - How to not power an Arduino (via an I/O port) | * [[Port-Power]] - How to not power an Arduino (via an I/O port) | ||
* Fun with [[pitfalls-power lan|power LAN]] adapters (don't plug your fridge into one) | * Fun with [[pitfalls-power lan|power LAN]] adapters (don't plug your fridge into one) | ||
[[IoT with AME|Home]] | [[IoT with AME|Home]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:42, 24 June 2018
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Bugs are not limited to software - plain electricity can be tricky, too! Sometimes it even kills (and I'm referring to Arduinos here).
- Staying well-grounded - Why not everybody can have their own GND (ground; this is important to the health of your Arduino!)
- Sufficient power-supply - Some chips suck (power)
- Port-Power - How to not power an Arduino (via an I/O port)
- Fun with power LAN adapters (don't plug your fridge into one)