1 Tutorial: How to design a transistor circuit that controls low-power devices
A tutorial on using a transistor to switch a load that an Arduino pin cannot drive directly, commonly suggested for relays, motors and LED strips.
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A tutorial on using a transistor to switch a load that an Arduino pin cannot drive directly, commonly suggested for relays, motors and LED strips.
A short tutorial on driving a relay from a Raspberry Pi to switch lights, adaptable to timers or sensors.
Shows a Raspberry Pi switching relays from its GPIO pins through a web page, with PHP calling Python scripts, often linked for home automation.
A demonstration of a computer built entirely from relays, linked both as a serious example of relay logic and as a tongue in cheek extreme.
A beginner relay tutorial showing an Arduino switching power to a load, though one commenter questions driving the relay straight from a pin.
A Raspberry Pi demonstration of switching a mains lamp through a relay board, recommended as a clear explanation for anyone wanting to drive bigger loads from GPIO.
A scope demonstration of the voltage spike an inductor or relay coil produces when switched off, used to explain why flyback diodes matter.
GreatScott! explains solid state relays and why triac based AC units cannot switch DC, cited for its notes on control voltage and failure modes.
Archive film explaining electromechanical step-by-step telephone switches, recommended for understanding how exchanges routed calls before digital electronics.