Ohms Law – Amps Volts Watts Relation
The most important Electrical Law is the Ohms Law, a proper understanding of which can help you make many designs. Troubleshooting Home Appliances or understanding […]
Science-DIY
Treasure Hunting and Metal Detectors
Here are some Metal Detector Projects that are quite interesting for the purpose of education and experiments in the Art of electronics. This site may […]
Science a Foundation for Technology
These books Electricity and Magnetism, Optics and The Modern Revolution in Physics are very useful for any student of electronics. To have sound science foundation, […]
BEAM Robotics – Simple Nature Inspired Bots
BEAM is an acronym standing for Biology, Electronics, Aesthetics, Mechanics. While BEAM robots are often simple (consisting of a solar cell , motor, 2 transistors […]
CheapStat – DIY Potentiostat
CheapStat: An Open-Source, “Do-It-Yourself” Potentiostat for Analytical and Educational Applications. CheapStat – DIY Potentiostat CheapStat, an inexpensive (<$80), open-source (software and hardware), hand-held potentiostat that […]
Steve Conner of Scopeboy – Tesla to Inverters
Many projects and schematics related to Audio, Guitar, Amplifiers, synthesizers and Music Circuits. There are even Valve Amp and Computer related ideas. Steve Conner of […]
High Voltage Experimenters Handbook
“This page serves as a repository for all the bits and pieces I am collecting towards creating a modern version of the classic 1954 work […]
Recording Technology History
1877 – Edison made the first recording of a human voice (“Mary had a little lamb”) on the first tinfoil cylinder phonograph Dec. 6 (the […]