The Powder Toy

Electronics Guide by Zappy212

Zappy212
Zappy212
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23rd Jul 2012
11th Feb 2015
A brief guide on electronics, if you have any further questions about electronics please ask in the comments section. Enjoy! :)
electricity guide help helpful conductors satelite tutorial wires

Comments

  • belibertucio
    belibertucio     2nd Oct 2023
    Thank you so much! I was REALLY needing a tutorial like this one :D
  • TheNumberCrucher
    TheNumberCrucher     11th Feb 2015
    id:1730900 sorry for loads of comments *facepalm* lol :D
  • TheNumberCrucher
    TheNumberCrucher     11th Feb 2015
    Do u like my latest tank? (its fictionale)
  • TheNumberCrucher
    TheNumberCrucher     11th Feb 2015
    hey bruh :D looks handy
  • diamondsword229
    diamondsword229     5th Mar 2014
    P and N are not for the material BEING positive or negative, its for the amount of electrons (negative charge) the material has. P-Type contains Boron, which has less electrons than silicon(doesn't make it negative!), while N-Type contains Phosphorus, which has more electrons than silicon. Don't blame yourself, it's a common misconception and is nothing to be ashamed of :D
  • Zappy212
    Zappy212     3rd Jun 2013
    Thankyou. :)
  • Kikinicij
    Kikinicij     3rd Jun 2013
    This is very helpful. This deserves more attention. Good job sir. +1
  • Zappy212
    Zappy212     26th Apr 2013
    If you want more tutorials on any subject, leave a comment. :)
  • cyberdragon
    cyberdragon     19th Apr 2013
    I lost my numbers...has anyone seen them? Just kidding...new account.
  • cyberdragon442
    cyberdragon442     8th Nov 2012
    He's right. Powder Toy has no charges. -_-