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Название: Nuts and Volts №4 2009 Издательство: T&L Publications, Inc. Год: 2009 Страниц: 84 Язык: Английский Формат: pdf Качество: отличное Размер: 15.0Mб
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A Practical Guide to Using A Bitscope by Michael Simpson EXCLUSIVE-ONLINE ARTICLE. A computer-based scope called the BitScope. Page 0
Steinmentz Father of Elec Engineering by Vaughn D. Martin EXCLUSIVE-ONLINE ARTICLE. Historians often miss inventor’s most important inventions — and even miss great inventors altogether! Page 0
A Primer on Phase Locked Loops by Gerard Fonte Learn the fundamental principles that PLL circuits embody and try your hand at a couple applications. Page 44 Projects
Inductive Proximity Sensors Part 2 by Beau Schwabe As promised last month, the two different operation modes will be explained, as multople coils in a differential sensor approach are used.
Build the RetroGame by Eric Rothfus Build it, play it, and re-master your skills at Retro Rover and Retris.
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Techknowledgey by Jeff Eckert TechKnowledgey 2009 Topics covered include "meat" for robot brains, rodent power, dangerous printer particles, plus other cool stuff.
The Design Cycle by Fred Eady The Design Cycle Older language, newer interface.
Q&A by Russell Kincaid Q&A Softening up a table saw, returning light to Christmas, high voltage generation, plus more.
Personal Robotics by Vern Graner Robot Art In an attempt to explore some of the interesting and inspiring ways art and technology intertwine, this month we will focus on a number of works from some talented technoartisans who have used technology and robotics to pursue their muse in interesting and ingenious ways.
PICAXE Primer by Ron Hackett Taming Unruly LCDs: Part 1 In the previous installment of the PICAXE Primer, I said we would turn our attention toward interfacing our Master Processor with inexpensive LCD displays based on the Hitachi HD44780 controller
Smiley’s Workshop by Joe Pardue Smileys Workshop: An AVR C Programming Series (Part 9) The Arduino Way.
Open Communication by Louis E. Frenzel Wireless Made Easy with a New Kit Think of your TV remote control, garage door opener, remote keyless entry on your car, and other wireless devices you use daily. Now you can bring that convenience and functionality to other projects.
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