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*Your* health and safety while working on electrical devices, and designing devices that will not shock, set fire to, or otherwise harm the user of the device.
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Are solenoids/inductors dangerous to have exposed?
An inductor doubtfully will be in a position to be of harm, however a solenoid with 1A+ running through it (and of course a lot of it stored in the magnetic field) can certainly harm the circuit, if n …
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Issues with resistor heating, for an LED?
A dumb question, but could very well be the answer. Are you using a breadboard and placing the resistor and led accidentally in parallel? I have seen many times fellow class mates placing them on the …
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