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A type of oscilloscope sweep in which a *trigger*, or waveform characteristics matching a user-specified condition, will initiate the sweep. A trigger can also be an event, such as a pulse, which causes a circuit to begin performing some action.
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What is the best way to turn on 12V light at specific time for 5 minutes? [closed]
I have 12V/3A power supply which is supplying 12V light. I need to turn on light at 6am, 14pm and 20pm for 5 minutes. What is the best way to do that?
I was thinking about RTC module which has it's o …
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