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Hobby and Do-It-Yourself Projects, DIY Electronics, Gadgets News. Some Vintage Electronics Schematic Diagrams are also available, these circuits are from Semiconductor Application Books and other product catalogs. We all learn by breaking up things, to see how it works, then Fix things around Home etc. Later Create and Innovate perhaps, that's the way to go. To Invent something someday.
- The PICList – Microchip PIC Interest Group
- VeeCAD for Stripboard with Auto Router
- TechLib – Electronic Experimenter Records
- World’s Smallest Geiger Counter
- Karen’s Mic.
- Bill O’Donnell – Tech Gizmo Builder
- fpga4fun – Electronic Adventures with FPGA
- Electronics Reference Library – Bill
- QRZ Ham Radio
- Radio Electronics Projects – Hans Summers G0UPL
The PICList is a collection of people interested in the Microchip PIC and other similar processors who have requested that email sent to the PICList email address be forwarded to them.
VeeCAD takes a schematic generated netlist and assists you to build a layout – but on stripboard (Veroboard). The usual design tools are provided: netlist import, component footprint definition, component positioning, wiring and connectivity check.
A technical library for the hobbyist and experimenter. – Charles Wenzel
TechLib – Electronic Experimenter Records
These are high tech jigs, fixtures and instrumentation/automation gizmos that bill built. Electrical gizmo builder for the UNLV Physics Dept.
FPGAs are powerful programmable logic integrated circuits. FPGAs are wonderful devices to design digital logic with. You can design a circuit on your computer and have it running on your desk in minutes.
Basic Electricity – Start here if you don’t know anything about electricity or electronics. These pages cover the basics. They are great for young students.
QRZ was founded in 1992 by Fred Lloyd, AA7BQ as a spinoff of what was once called the “Callsign Project”, a cooperative effort designed to obtain and distribute FCC database tapes.
“I am not a professional electronics engineer, nor do I have an electronics degree. I make no claims for technical accuracy, good design, or necessarily even originality for the contents of these pages.