Here’s another beginner electronics page to bookmark if/when needed when you’re start out learning electronics… This page is for people who want to get started with electronics. The web needs a good tutorial on this subject which doesn’t assume prior knowledge or experience, and since I have yet to find one, and “Find a need […]
Here’s a good tutorial on retro-izing a keyboard using some clever photography and sticker making… Link.
Chris created a home-made margarita mixer, made entirely out of junk. At the heart lies an electronic circuit that drives a tachometer with a shift light and fully functioning light tree to practice drag reaction racing times… Link.
Kari writes – I have always been interested in electronics. Building mechanical things hasn’t been hard either. Project started somewhere around year 2003 and I began the work by researching what kind of components and circuit are available and how to fullfill the requirements I had in my vision: * Must be mobile and use […]
Brian writes – we’ve produced a set of kits to create monome-like devices: a logic kit (the important part, includes pre-flashed atmel chip and all parts, 100% through-hole soldering = easy to assemble) and a keypad kit (includes pcb and our custom keypads). all source files, parts lists, firmware, schematics, and layouts are posted for […]
Here’s my new bike light, I enlisted the help of LadyAda (We used the MintyBoost’s boost converter to get 3.3v)… This is a quickie project showing how you can upgrade a vintage bike lamp for a ’60s or ’70s roadster into a powerful 1W LED light. Its much more efficient and a lot brighter! Quickie […]
Imagitronics writes – When I first set out to learn electronics several months ago, the first kit that I assembled was the Velleman Pong kit, available at ThinkGeek and numerous other online retailers. I knew right away that some day I would find a way to mod this kit and make it my own. A […]
