Are you an electrical engineer and always looking for reference sheets to assist you with calculations and assumptions? Then this credit card-sized CheatKard will help you to ease your life as an electrical engineer. Nerdonic, known for its custom electronics, IoT & rapid prototyping, had introduced the Nerdonic PCB business reference card. This reference card was nothing but a business card provided to the businesses and customers, which was not made up of paper. With positive feedback from the community, the company launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding project to help electrical engineers with small-sized reference cards for all kinds of work (related to electrical engineering).
It has become difficult for all professionals to get books and read hundreds of pages or Google to get some information. To make this easy, Nerdonic’s credit card-sized CheatKard is portable, allowing you to boost your efficiency in all circumstances. Even if you do not have access to the internet, you can always refer to this portable reference card. This product is made in a credit card size because you can keep it in your wallet, being accessible anywhere and anytime.
“Gone are the days of trawling through an abundance of varied search results and forum posts to find the answer you need or flipping to page 102 in your chunky Electrical Engineering textbook,” Nerdonic says. “CheatKards are small, lightweight, with concise, accurate information and references for you to use whenever you need them.”
The aesthetics of the reference cards add value to the overall usefulness. CheatKard comes in gold plated letters with a black background, giving it a luxurious look. The product’s front side has gold-plated lettering and a key-ring hole, while the backside is blank for you to write your details. The vital part of the CheatKard is the cards within these two that include the most resourceful and easily accessible information for all the levels (related to electrical engineering), let that be a student or a professional.
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