More about Electronics (845)

1-09-2011 | With the summer holidays ended for the most part we can safely return to the monthly dose of Hexadoku to keep you busy for a couple of hours...

1-07-2011 | Like Hexadoku, Hexamurai uses the figures of the hexadecimal system, namely 0 to F. The puzzle consists of four ordinary Hexadoku grids. One...

1-06-2011 | Here at Elektor Castle a good deal of spring sunshine was bestowed on us and we hope you too can enjoy quiet, warm afternoons sitting on a t...

1-05-2011 | A wide and rich variety of software tools is available for electronics development. These engineering aids are no longer confined to the PC:...

1-05-2011 | It doesn’t take a lot of electronics to produce simulated wave sounds. A variety of circuits for this have been published in past issues of...

1-05-2011 | Fancy taking your mind off electronics for a spell and do a relaxing mind exercise? Then this month’s Hexadoku is just the ticket to keep yo...

1-04-2011 | After last month’s heavily Elektorized Hexadoku we revert to the standard grid of 16 by 16 boxes you’ve grown accustomed to these past few y...

1-04-2011 | You might be surprised to learn that solid-state electronics date back as far as 1874, when in fact Ferdinand Braun invented a solid-state r...

1-03-2011 | Our daily life is filled with electronics — more and more with each passing day — and it opens up countless possibilities to inspired creato...

1-02-2011 | Is your hexadecimal calculus a bit rusty? Not to worry, for this ‘electronified’ puzzle the requirements are limited to counting from 0 to F...