Electronic circuits – projects listing
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AF, Video Amplifiers, Timers, Light Control, Arduino, Raspberry Pi Circuits
Rediscover electronics as a hobby and link to this page for every circuit known to mankind. Unfortunately as we all know, links come and go, pages may become obsolete or links inactive without us having the time to amend. Also, most of these circuits have not been checked by us so we cannot be held responsible for their accuracy, working or your own safety. Never work on mains powered devices as a first project and always make sure you have an isolation transformer or GFIC (Ground Fault Interrupter Circuit) as added protection. As first projects go the safest is run from a PP3 (9V) battery or through a transformed regulated supply with current limiting. Do not attempt circuits which use thermionic tubes or valves as they require a substantial anode supply to be effective (upwards of 300V DC).
A listing of other listings or the pages have been built and tested by the author.
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- All About – A great starting point, from beginner to rather complex theory. All for good cause, a great starting point to understanding electricity.
- Discover – David A. Johnson & Associates – Alphabetically listed
- Electronic – Aaron Cake – Categorised
- Circuits Today – Categorised and sidebar index
- Archives – DMOZ – Alphabetic
- ESP – Elliott Sound Products – Rod Elliott – Projects – Numerical List
- Engineer’s Garage – sorted by latest or alphabetically
- ePanorama – Tomi Engdahl’s Pages
- Elektor Electronics Magazine – free downloads of the older Elektor Magazines (Elektuur 1960 from the Netherlands)
- Electro Schematics – Categorized
- Sam Electronic Cir… – Greek and English – Alphabetical
- Can you Repair a Graphics Card in an Oven – Wow, don’t try this at home if you are not too sure. Electrolytic capacitors pop at high temp.
- Electronic Circuitry – Keelynet – Alphabetical
- 123D – Simulate Arduino online
- Arduino – The official website
- Arduino – The Instructables – Need we say more
- Circuits Today – Raspberry Pi – Getting started and cool uses
- The Raspberry Pi site – The official website
These are just some of the better websites on the web. Yes, I did Google it and yes I have browsed through the relevant pages. ESP remains one of the best (my opinion) in terms of explanation and accuracy. For another one, if you are an audiohead:
Nelson Pass DIY – well put together website which gives readers more insight into circuit design.
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As most DIYers will recall, their first circuits may have been around audio or RF, possibly light flashers and buzzers. No matter which circuit you build or direction you take, think Voltaire, Ohm and Ampère, the pioneers of this exciting hobby (or profession). Students of electronics in the 1970s may possibly have had the best of both worlds, tubes (valves) and semiconductors. Semiconductors paved the way to microelectronics. Digital electronics is now an everyday part of our life but analog is just as important. Our senses are analog in that they can measure varying degrees of sound, touch, light etc. Combining the two we build very sophisticated circuits, control our world.
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