What are some glyphs/runes I can put on my PCBs to keep the magic

>>17083143
I swear by the <5.1v symbol for most devices, but some newer devices may require the <3.4v.
Use <12.1v for you computer.

Just make sure that you inscribe them as double precision. The extra space is worth it for these applications.

>>17083143
"skookum choocher"

Say what now? The fuck is all this stuff?

>>17083571

Translation: Make sure you don't overload your shit. Mark everything so you know its voltage limits without having to memorize.

>>17083143
>engineering
>enhanced by magic

God yes. Is this really happening?

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>>17083143
Use these hieroglyphics in your circuit if you want to prevent too many electro-pixies from entering your precious micro controller.

>>17083143
Legend speaks of a book called the Art of Electronics and within its pages countless secrets of electronics are inscribed.

Under the section titled "Power Supplies" lies all of the knowledge needed to protect your devices and ward off the most common of electrical demons, noise and surges among them.