Straight from the homelab – It’s time to experiment with Static Electricity!

Four engineers from Arizona Public Service (APS) talk about the work they do to keep power running for millions of homes and businesses across Arizona.

What makes your hair stand on end? Why does your skirt stick your tights? Why do you get zapped by electric shocks when you go to touch a doorknob?

Batteries are everywhere — they’re in our phones, our computers, our cars, our toys. But how do they work?

We use electricity all the time, but where exactly does it come from? How does it get to our homes?

Your body is making and using electricity all the time — but how do we do it?

Frankenstein has become a pop culture mainstay and it all started off as a novel written by an 18-year-old woman written in the early 1800s.

Electronics is a very big ocean and to explore it today I made a small lamp mini night lamp which is controlled by Arduino microcontroller.

For this reason I set out to create my own energy meter to be sure of what is really happening, if we are being lied to and if we are really being deceived.

This little Meter is a very useful device that displays important information on electrical parameters.

The boys came home with balloons from the donut shop so we used them to learn about static electricity.

Learn about electricity, circuit theory, and introductory electronics.