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Electronics

by Adam Hartley

16 ratings
11 reviews
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This application serves as a comprehensive electronics toolkit for engineers and hobbyists. It offers various calculators and reference tools for electronic components and circuits, with support for Apple Watch.

✓Resistor colour code calculator
✓SMD resistor code calculator
✓Ohms law calculator
✓LED current limiting resistor calculator
✓Axial inductor color code calculator
✓Pin-out reference for common chips
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What's New in Electronics

3.0

May 4, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. A wild update appeared! This update is mainly a service update to provide a few fixes to minor issues and support for newer devices. - Fixes common most common causes for crash on startup - Fully supports iPhone X and 12.9" iPad Pro - Fixes incorrect band shown sometimes on the resistor calculator - Other miscellaneous fixes - Requires iOS 10 or above (No longer supports 32-bit devices) - Apple Watch app deprecated due to breaking changes in watchOS

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Ohm law calculator problem

Last update on IPhone 13, you can't use the Ohm law calculator, you cannot hit the calculate or clear button, numerical keyboard keep these buttons covered and no way to drop the keyboard.
54*ty54*ty

Confused

I love the app, it's a 10/10, but recently the Apple Watch version of the app disappeared and I'm wondering why
iceo1iceo1

App store pics not accurate

Its not obvious how to get to functions other than resister color codes when in portrait mode. Pics show a menu. There is none. There is a slide out tray from the left.

Once I figured that out all is good.

Worthwhile tool.
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I’m just an average guy so this helps

I’m your basic diyer, slowly learning about electronics circuitry and basic design for dumb personal projects. This is a heaven sent for someone like me who has adhd and is still learning new concepts and ideas of basic electronics. Thank you !
ambush_boyambush_boy

Super

This is all you need it’s a great app
Congrats to the developer great job!!
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FAQ

What is the Electronics app?

Electronics is a utility app designed as a comprehensive toolkit for electronics enthusiasts. It provides various calculators for components like resistors and inductors, as well as chip pin-out references.

What devices does the Electronics app support?

The Electronics app is available on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It also offers support for Apple Watch, allowing for on-wrist calculations.

How often is the Electronics app updated?

The latest version of the Electronics app is 3.0, last updated on May 4, 2018. While the app has not been updated recently, it offers a stable set of core features.

What is the age rating for the Electronics app?

The Electronics app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in electronics.

Does the Electronics app have ads?

The provided data does not specify if the Electronics app contains advertisements. However, it is listed as free with no in-app purchases.

What are the main calculation features in the Electronics app?

The app includes calculators for resistor color codes (4-band and SMD), Ohms law, LED current limiting resistors, axial inductors, reactance and resonance, potential/voltage dividers, capacitor charge/energy, and Wheatstone bridges.

Can I find chip pin-outs in the Electronics app?

Yes, the Electronics app provides pin-out references for common 4000 series CMOS and 7400 series chips, which can be very useful for circuit design and troubleshooting.

What is the user sentiment for the Electronics app?

The Electronics app has a rating of 4.3 stars from 16 ratings, indicating generally positive user sentiment among its reviewers.