Meh... I think I spoiled the joke. Too bad...
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 May 30, 2011 #22 Yep, the others got it. Different folks get different things out of the cartoons
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 May 30, 2011 #23 Disclaimer: this isn't actually an avalanche, but an area or environment where, given the appropriate conditions, an avalanche may or may not occur. Your mileage may vary. Attachments 600_007.jpg 89.2 KB Views: 62
Disclaimer: this isn't actually an avalanche, but an area or environment where, given the appropriate conditions, an avalanche may or may not occur. Your mileage may vary.
jegues Joined Sep 13, 2010 733 May 31, 2011 #26 How about an op-amp stalker? You know, a voltage follower!
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 May 31, 2011 #27 Another good one! - I have that in my To-do list; it shows you guys are on the same track as me
R!f@@ Joined Apr 2, 2009 10,007 May 31, 2011 #28 Adjuster said: Ultra-reliable Zener diodes: guaranteed to break down every time you use them. Click to expand... Dang !! HAHAHAHAH !! how true. You got talent for cartoons.... Keep 'em coming...
Adjuster said: Ultra-reliable Zener diodes: guaranteed to break down every time you use them. Click to expand... Dang !! HAHAHAHAH !! how true. You got talent for cartoons.... Keep 'em coming...
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 1, 2011 #29 My wife got SO close with this one... "it's looks like they're fixing bridges or something like that..." she said Attachments 600_008.jpg 101 KB Views: 60
My wife got SO close with this one... "it's looks like they're fixing bridges or something like that..." she said
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 1, 2011 #30 Direct from the Coulomb Electron company, the best charge on the market today, straight to your local pump Attachments 600_009.jpg 76.6 KB Views: 53
Direct from the Coulomb Electron company, the best charge on the market today, straight to your local pump
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 3, 2011 #31 What happens when a couple of transistors get cosy in the right configuration - hFe popping up all over the place! Attachments 600_010.jpg 58.1 KB Views: 57
What happens when a couple of transistors get cosy in the right configuration - hFe popping up all over the place!
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 5, 2011 #32 Now this one took a lot of explaining to my wife, especially as she thought I'd made a mistake as the gate letters didn't match! Attachments 600_011.jpg 77.5 KB Views: 61
Now this one took a lot of explaining to my wife, especially as she thought I'd made a mistake as the gate letters didn't match!
magnet18 Joined Dec 22, 2010 1,227 Jun 5, 2011 #34 nbw said: Now this one took a lot of explaining to my wife, especially as she thought I'd made a mistake as the gate letters didn't match! Click to expand... Awww, poor little 4069
nbw said: Now this one took a lot of explaining to my wife, especially as she thought I'd made a mistake as the gate letters didn't match! Click to expand... Awww, poor little 4069
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 6, 2011 #35 Haha yeah poor little sucker he was NOT on the list
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 6, 2011 #36 Why all the other components behave: in case a Hexfet is near and curses them... Attachments 600_012.jpg 71.9 KB Views: 53
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 7, 2011 #38 Ah! good!! The more I look, the funnier electronics becomes.......
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 7, 2011 #39 Of course, some nationalities refer to these things as 'jandals', but 'flip-flops' works a bit better here Attachments 600_013.jpg 56.4 KB Views: 51
Of course, some nationalities refer to these things as 'jandals', but 'flip-flops' works a bit better here
Thread Starter nbw Joined May 8, 2011 36 Jun 9, 2011 #40 This one I think should be in the "nodding-hmm-mm-done-that" category of most electronics fans - blowing something up and releasing the magic smoke. I did that not too long ago by putting 35V across a 16V electrolytic cap (BOOM!) Attachments 600_014.jpg 89.9 KB Views: 49
This one I think should be in the "nodding-hmm-mm-done-that" category of most electronics fans - blowing something up and releasing the magic smoke. I did that not too long ago by putting 35V across a 16V electrolytic cap (BOOM!)
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