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For questions about polarity considerations in electronics due to circuit components with polarity (e.g., diodes, transistors, polarized capacitors, batteries, etc.), polarity of quantities directional quantities (such as currents, voltages, electromagnetic fields, etc.), polarity symbols, etc.
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Undervoltage/capacitor problems with Raspberry Pi
My question is about the correct way to add a capacitor to a circuit with a Raspberry Pi driving a servo.
I have seen undervoltage events in the logs of my app when the servo runs so I added a 470uF/ …
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