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Amateur Radio and DIY Electronics Projects are there with this High Wattage Resisitor.

AVR HV Rescue Shield Kit - mightyohm.com

Includes PCB with pre-assembled DC-DC converter, all components required to build the kit

The AVR HV Rescue Shield is a high voltage parallel mode fuse programmer for Atmel AVR microcontrollers. It currently supports the ATmega48/88/168/328P series and the ATtiny2313.&lt;br/&gt;
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On this page of Microscopic Society of Southern California (MSSC), i was enlightened about this Battery Less wonder. This is a boon for rural areas and an emergency tool which depend only on your will and your tendons.




Learn about supercaps, dynamo and White LED's here.




"Ever been stuck needing an illuminant, but with no batteries or power source to hand? then check out this article by Richard J. Nelson...&lt;br/&gt;
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The 'PICAXE' system is an extremely powerful, yet low cost, microcontroller programming system designed to simplify educational and hobbyist use of microcontrollers.



The buggy is a mobile robot having microswitch sensors- LED eyes- piezo sounder and worm drive gearboxes using high quality solar motors.The microcontroller and battery pack is built onto the buggy- so that it is totally self contained.&lt;br/&gt;
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At "GIZMO's" page, where you'll find over a dozen weekend projects that are tailor-made for the QRP homebrewer. (#17, below)



N5ESE's Version of the W8DIZ Frequency Reference

"Dieter Gentzow, W8DIZ, of Kitsandparts.com provides an inexpensive ($17) kit that generates a trimmable, crystal-based signal of reasonably good stability for use as a hobbyist frequency standard"&lt;br/&gt;
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These are many projects you can try out with Microchip PIC. Code and schematics are there. You can build it then start tweaking or altering the code and later modify circuit. This is another way of learning. You must be sound in building analog and logic circuits first.

This is the order of learning ..

Learn to use Batteries, LEDs, Wires, Switches, Soldering Iron and Resistors.
Build some projects with NPN and PNP transistors with capacitors.
Try some Toy...&lt;br/&gt;
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Probably the very first Datasheet and Application Note of 555 the e-lego.

Signetics made the 555, This is one IC that is like a E-LEGO, this along with Op-Amps and other components can make many interesting projects. On some pins like Control Voltage it responds to analog signals and on Reset and Output the signals are Digital like. The 7555 a CMOS version consumes lower power and oscillates at higher frequencies. This evergreen or perennial chip is the...&lt;br/&gt;
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"Electronic circuits that are mostly for model railroads. Shown are designs that were developed to solve certain problems or achieve a desired control function. There are throttle, train detection, animation, control and general purpose circuits on this page."

There are also some ideas for LEGO Brick

555 Timers pages of Rob Paisley

Soldering Leads To Phototransistors And LEDs
Voltage Comparators and OpAmps
Bad And Good Circuit Board Solder Joints
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Electron Tubes &amp;amp; Tube Amplifier Parts.. "Worldwide Service Neighborhood Prices" Since 1985

Online Tube Amp Kits Transformers Tubes Capacitors Dynaco Upgrades and Parts

Triode Electronics Store



AA764 Blackface Champ DIY Tube Amp Kit

Kit includes a turret board, High Quality Carbon Comp Resistors, and Sprague Orange Drop or Mallory 150 Series capacitors, our 5F2 champ power transformer, TF103 Output Transformer, Replacement Filter Capacitor ....... etc.

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Amplimo has got a very large range of toroidal transformers available directly from stock. ALL our standard range transformers have been approved by KEMA and UL

Standard range have a 230V primary and two equal secondary windings. These windings can be used individually or can be used in series or in parallel.

Standard range transformers are also available with 2x 115V primary to be used in series or in parallel.

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A site is dedicated to electronics hobbyists, engineers, and Radio Amateurs interested in circuit design, homebrew and kit projects.

Hobby kits, assembled units and software for electronics hobbyists, engineers and radio amateurs.

Digital Frequency Display, AADE Filter Design and Analysis, C75 Digital Frequency Display.

L/C Meter IIB

Hand-held, digital Inductor inductance meter Capacitor capacitance meter with a four digit display.

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Olden Circuits - Vintage Electronics Schematic Diagrams

for Information about Olden Circuits, see About Olden Circuits

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Digital circuits, programmable logic devices and microcontrollers, Boards which connect to a PC via the USB port (USB8bit, USB-FX2) which supersede my very old parallel port card (Latch16bit).

4 Channel Servo Controller - This is a small and leight-weight controller for up to 4 RC peripherals (such as servos) with a digital I2C interface.

USB-AtmelPrg: Wolfgang's Universal Interface Cable

USB-FX2 Interface Board (USB-2.0) - A small...&lt;br/&gt;
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Microcontrollers, Analog, RF, and all three mixed. Most projects can be assembled from readily available parts without the need for specialized equipment.

RF and Communications
Programming Tools and Techniques
LCD Drivers (firmware)
LED Driver circuits
Test and Measurement
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Best of 'In Practice' on the web - Articles and resources of long-term interest, including switch-mode power supplies.

The Triode Board - PC board and Kit for Triode PA control and protection

The Tetrode Boards - PC boards and Kit for Tetrode PA control and protection

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Diffused-lens and four leads is the best one here.in reference to: LED Headquarters (view on Google Sidewiki)&lt;br/&gt;
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Here the Two Transistor Astable Multivibrator for flashing LEDs, that got popular after low priced Plastic Silicon Transistors became available, Superseding Metal Germanium ones.in reference to: 
"VE7BPO"
- More LED Flashers (view on Google Sidewiki)&lt;br/&gt;
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"Analog Dial
AVO Amps-Volts-Ohms meter -
del00023"
- Analog Dial AVO Amps-Volts-Ohms meter -...&lt;br/&gt;
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- Electronics Articles (view on Google Sidewiki)&lt;br/&gt;
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It would be better like a Mains Supply wiring, 230/110 all houses have a 24V DC Bus for LED and Solar and small appliances on power failure. There is no point stepping down and then stepping up the power. The combined efficiency may become like...&lt;br/&gt;
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A modification in this design may be to separate the LED Anodes from  V+ pin 3. Give a Zener supply at 3. The LED anodes must be supplied a square wave from a LM555 pin 3 at around 200 Hz. This will reduce the dissipation as it is switching. LM555 can drive 500mA which is sufficient.in reference to: Silicon Chip Online - Circuit Notebook (view on Google Sidewiki)&lt;br/&gt;
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The American QRP Club was formed in June 2003, and later incorporated, as a organization of ham radio operating enthusiasts interested in low power operation - these types of hams are called QRPers. The AmQRP Club is not affiliated with any geographic area and its membership does not meet monthly as do many regional radio clubs. Instead, the AmQRP provides online information, instruction, goods and services to the general QRP population for educational and enjoyment...&lt;br/&gt;
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Unprecedented Innovations from a young group of Scientists who may change the way we interface with the Electronic Environment around us.

Meggy Jr RGB is a new kit that we designed as a platform to develop handheld pixel games. It's based around a fully addressable 8x8 RGB LED matrix display, and features six big fat buttons for comfy game play.

EMS DIY Shop




DIY and open source hardware and software for art, education. etc.&lt;br/&gt;
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"At the moment there can be found an instruction manual of an electronic moving font with LEDs and a clock built up of LEDs. Furthermore information is available about a serial-to-I²C converter, an AT89C2051 evaluation board and a complete TV tuner with an I²C interface."

AT89C2051 programmer

"Using this programmer you can program the internal flash of the microcontroller AT89C2051 from Atmel. The AT89C2051 programmer is connected via the serial...&lt;br/&gt;
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Grantronics is a fully Australian owned, family-run consultancy providing Industrial Electronics hardware and software design and manufacturing services.

A complete Electronics Design service.
Some simple projects using the Atmel 89C2051


SCM - Silicon Chip magazine.&lt;br/&gt;
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