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DC stands for Direct Current, which means the flow of electric charge in a single direction. Examples of a DC source are batteries, solar panels, and dynamos.
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How do I monitor voltage on a circuit even when switched off?
Here's the situation: I have a baby. Soon, I'll have two. So I don't really like spending half an hour trying to get him to sleep and then somebody rings the doorbell, waking him up.
I've already in …
