Highground vs Electronics Reference

Highground provides users with an easy interface to add their lists and then track points as ships are damaged and destroyed throughout the game. You will be able to see you and your opponent's score, who is winning and by how much. In addition, Highground gives you the option to add a timer to your game. Because X-Wing players usually play 2-3 games a night, and occasionally 6+ at tournaments, Highground was designed with preserving battery life as it's number one goal. Highground utilizes a simple UI, with dark themes that will save battery life on OLED devices. In addition all background activity is minimized to help your phone run as efficiently as possible.

Electronics Component Reference is a beautifully crafted reference app for anyone who works with electronic components - from hobbyists building their first circuit to engineers at the bench. WHAT'S INSIDE • Resistors - Interactive color band calculator with common values and a visual guide to reading 4, 5, and 6-band resistors. • Capacitors - Decode ceramic capacitor markings, explore types, and look up values instantly. • Semiconductors - Reference cards for popular transistors and diodes, with a guide to PN junctions, BJTs, MOSFETs, and more. • Integrated Circuits - Browse a library of common ICs and the complete 74-series logic family, with pinouts and a family comparison guide (HC, LS, AC, LVC). • Microcontrollers - Specs and details for popular chips across ARM, AVR, and Xtensa architectures. • Boards - Pinout diagrams and GPIO references for Raspberry Pi 5 & 4, Pico, Arduino Uno & Nano, and ESP32. • Identify - Point your camera at a component and use OCR to identify ICs, capacitors, and microcontrollers from their markings. • Learn - Interactive common circuits, so you can always have the correct component values. Information on chip families, capacitor types and more., No ads, no account required, no internet needed.