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Sherlock Ohms: If It's Not the Undervoltage, It's the Overvoltage |
Sherlock
Ohms is a regular feature of Design News that presents
submissions from readers about troubleshooting challenges and how they
were solved. This story titled "If It's Not the Undervoltage, It's the
Overvoltage" is yet another example of why things we take for granted
here in the USA and western Europe are or were a short while ago often
luxuries in other countries. The world is fond of criticizing the West
for its past sins, but they sure are willing to receive our money and
technology.
Posted April 2013 |
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