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Here are your Cool Reads for this week!
Thanks to Netburner for bringing it all to you!
That's it, Enjoy!
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A Full Motion Home Simulator
Go "virtually" anywhere with your own homebrew flight simulator.
Building a full motion simulator will require some mechanical work, electronic work, and even a little programming, but surprisingly, it's not a great deal more difficult than many other
Nuts & Volts projects.
Read It Now!
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Lattice Wave Digital Filters
There has been a lot written about the design and implementation of digital filters over the years. I periodically survey the literature and it seemed the right time to look around again when I decided to build a
digital color organ which would require digital filtering.
This article, and the accompanying design tool, were a result of my investigation into LWDFs which were just too cool to pass up.
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Smiley's Workshop 38
C Programming * Hardware * Projects
Let's take a look at the venerable C standard library. Specifically, at one of the venerable functions from that library:
printf() (as it has been tweaked by avrlibc to work on the AVR); and then at some other standard functions that we'll apply to writing a simple command line interpreter.
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Security Electronics Systems And Circuits - Part 9
This episode takes a look at circuits that are activated by the presence of a liquid, steam, or gas, by sound, by the failure of AC power supplies, by the close or near proximity of a person or object, by a human touch, or by the breaking of an ultrasonic beam.
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From the
Nuts & Volts Webstore
Electronics Workshop Companion for Hobbyists
Set up your own home electronics workshop and
invent, design, build, test, and repair electronic circuits and gadgets.
If you consider yourself a "Hobbyist," and are in need of a Workshop Companion, then this should be a no-brainer! Filled with "Tip" and "Did You Know" factoid boxes (just the way we like it), you'll have all the info you need, right at the bench, where you need it!
- Setting up Shop
- Resistors
- Capacitors
- Inductors
- Transformers
- Diodes
- Transistors
- Integrated Circuits and Digital Basics
- More Components and Techniques
Check It Out!
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