Circuit Skills: LED Color Organ
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Join Collin as he synchronizes light to sound using the power of analog circuitry. It’s disco-tech!
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Join Collin as he synchronizes light to sound using the power of analog circuitry. It’s disco-tech!
I’ve tried my hand at quite a few different methods for circuit building — breadboard, perfboard, custom etching, even some boardless freeform wiring, but somehow, I never got around to using surface-mount parts (until now, that is). Understandably, many balk at the idea of soldering the infamously tiny SMD packages, but once equipped with the […]
[Note: Jameco is currently offering all the parts I used in this video as a perfboard prototyping kit — just add wire & solder. ] When you think “DIY electronics,” one of the first images that likely comes to mind is of parts and wire soldered to a standard piece of perforated circuit board — […]
Every useful circuit board deserves a good enclosure. Providing a proper case for your circuit can protect it from accidental spills & falls – plus give it a cool look you can proudly show off even to those unfamiliar with soldering and such. Subscribe to the MAKE Podcast in iTunes, download the m4v video directly, […]
I very much enjoy making my own circuit boards. It’s a satisfying process that ties together my love of electronics with materials I used back in my art school days. It’s also the most accurate way to build a circuit short of sending away to a PCB manufacturer, and it’s much more fun. Subscribe to […]
Voltage, Current, and Resistance โ three of the most important electrical properties, are elegantly intertwined by way of a the simple equation V = IR, better known as Ohm’s Law. Get acquainted with this fundamental tool of electronics engineering.
The deceptively simple wire coil that proves incredibly useful in the world of electronics – the inductor’s ability to store energy in an electromagnetic field is the key to making transformers, electromagnets, and many more components. It truly is an awesome device!
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