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With an open layout, people ‘working’ in electronics are in visual and verbal communication with other unrelated areas. Electronics is bordered by the kitchen, the laser cutter, and rapid prototyping. A tight circle for product developers than includes food preparation. Beer is food. | With an open layout, people ‘working’ in electronics are in visual and verbal communication with other unrelated areas. Electronics is bordered by the kitchen, the laser cutter, and rapid prototyping. A tight circle for product developers than includes food preparation. Beer is food. | ||
| − | On ‘’’Wednesdays at 6:15 pm’’’ there is a | + | On ‘’’Wednesdays at 6:15 pm’’’ there is a '''Soldering Class''' that affords 4 students 2 teachers and runs approx 3 hours. Starts at the white boards – goes practical with ‘’’Mechanical, Electrical, & Electronics’’’ soldering and desoldering. |
On Saturdays at 4pm there is an ‘’’Intro to the Electronics Area’’’ that runs less than an hour to discover what the heck we have and how to use it. Shop etiquette. | On Saturdays at 4pm there is an ‘’’Intro to the Electronics Area’’’ that runs less than an hour to discover what the heck we have and how to use it. Shop etiquette. | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 25 November 2016
TinkerMill has a very well equipped Electronics Area for member use. Long time members with many small projects, or product developers doing something absolutely new – gather in the ‘’’TinkerMill Electronics Area’’’. More than just the availability of superior technology for testing, there are like minded interesting people to find collaboration with. With an open layout, people ‘working’ in electronics are in visual and verbal communication with other unrelated areas. Electronics is bordered by the kitchen, the laser cutter, and rapid prototyping. A tight circle for product developers than includes food preparation. Beer is food.
On ‘’’Wednesdays at 6:15 pm’’’ there is a Soldering Class that affords 4 students 2 teachers and runs approx 3 hours. Starts at the white boards – goes practical with ‘’’Mechanical, Electrical, & Electronics’’’ soldering and desoldering.
On Saturdays at 4pm there is an ‘’’Intro to the Electronics Area’’’ that runs less than an hour to discover what the heck we have and how to use it. Shop etiquette.
Symbols reference chart for electronic schematics.
The documents linked below are available only to members of TinkerMill.
These are resources available to members via Press Send, a co-operative licencee of TinkerMill. Available parts shown here are (usually) free to TinkerMillians for project hacking. These are spread sheets on TinkerMill's Google account. Members should log into Google with their TinkerMill credentials to see the stock parts available squirreled away in an office in the building.
- Transistors
- Linear Functions
- Diodes
- Line Drivers; Receivers; and Opto-Iso
- Power Regulation - Reference
This is a benefit of membership at TinkerMill
