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| Touch keys are a ubiquitous these days, but there was a time (whether you believe it or not) when they were something very special! Let's ta...

| The "big" ideas and projects of an electronics enthusiast are often not noticed by family and friends. A self-built oscillator or a servo co...

| There are situations that you might like to know if someone has been at your door (and rang the doorbell) during your absence. With, say, ni...

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| In the previous installment (in the September/October issue of your favourite magazine), we racked our brains over the H-circuit and saw tha...

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| Here are, once more, a few little circuits to keep you soldering and to sharpen your experimentation skills when you don't feel like beginni...

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| You can build a DIY lap counter for a model race track. The number of laps is measured using an infrared reflection light sensor. The actual...

| It's that time of year again when the leaves fall off the trees — and not just the leaves.

| Most bathtubs have an overflow pipe to prevent the bathtub from overflowing if you forget that you have opened the tap. However, disasters a...

| Before digital signal processing entered the stage, musicians had to use ingenious electromechanical contraptions to create certain sound ef...

| Here is a simple circuit that measures changes in skin resistance. You can use it in a playful way as a lie detector. An ordinary ohmmeter i...