| The self-balancing single-axle DIY electrovehicle uses sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries for power. You can of course use the supplied charge...
| The self-balancing single-axle DIY electrovehicle uses sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries for power. You can of course use the supplied charge...
| Using its two electrodes, formed from two stiff pieces of bare copper wire, the circuit can be stuck into the pot of any plant you want to m...
| To keep the circuit simple as well as compact, it was decided to use a chip made by Maxim Integrated Products, the MAX2606. This IC from the...
| Jeff Macaulay’s excellent single valve ECC82/12AU7 'Hybrid Headphone Amp' (HHA) published in spurred the author to implement some mo...
| Pretty graphical simulators are all very well when developing circuits using microcontrollers, but sometimes there is no substitute for a pr...
| This circuit was specially designed to be used with the FM Audio Transmitter found elsewhere in the Summer Circuits 2009 issue, but it can a...
| The converter we are suggesting building, very simple since it only uses two transistor, lets you convert any S-video signal into a composit...
| The circuit takes the ambient light level into account and only turns on the light when it becomes dark. The light is turned off when no cyc...
| This circuit is an easy way to play monophonic music sounding from those good old Nokia 3310 cellphones. The circuit can be used in applicat...
| The Maxim MAX7219 is controlled over an SPI port, requiring just four I/O pins on the microcontroller. It can drive up to eight individual s...