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Winkler, Basics of Electricity/Electronics Workshop, Basics of Electricity/Electronics Fabian Winkler Required parts/supplies for this workshop: Description Get it from power supply AC/DC wall adapter (anything between 9 and 12V and 200-1500mA is fine) PN 189579 multimeter (look in the cabinets in the Mac lab in STEW and FPRD 204) PN 355207 breadboard PN 20723 wires (solid core) PN 126360 standard LED (around , 20mA) PN 253833 resistor 1k PN 690865 resistor 470 PN 690785 capacitor 1000 F @ 25V PN 93833 NPN transistor 2N2222 PN 803268 (10 pack)

commenting on "electricity" and "electronics": "Electricity deals with mass and weight; electronics deals with information: one is muscle, the other is nerve." (from: Gene Youngblood: Expanded Cinema, New York: Dutton, 1970, p. 137.) Wires and Cables Wires and cables are used to carry an electrical current. Most wire is protected by an

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