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## Ruby Library for electronics
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### Resistor Color Code Calculator
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Accepts 4 arguments (first 3 bands determine resistor value, 4th band is for tolerance %), though none are required to return a value of 0 ohms. You must preserve order of bands as arguments.
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resistor = Electric::Resistor.new("red", "black", "brown")
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resistor.value
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=> 200
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resistor.tolerance
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=> "5%"
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=> "200 ohms, +/- 5%"
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### Ohm's Law Calculator
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Electric::Ohm.new(:volts => 5, :ohms => 330).current
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Accepts 4 named arguments: "volts", "ohms", "amps", and "watts" in any order. You must provide at least 2 properties to calculate other 2.
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There are 4 methods that can be called to run calculations: "resistance", "power", "voltage", and "current"
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Electric::Ohm.new(:volts => 5, :ohms => 330).voltage
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=> 5.0
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Electric::Ohm.new(:volts => 5, :ohms => 330).resistance
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=> 330.0
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Electric::Ohm.new(:volts => 5, :ohms => 330).current
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=> 0.015151515151515152
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=> 0.07575757575757576
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More documentation on the way...
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