Hello,

I noticed that TI has a lot of interesting documentation.
Look at http://www.ti.com/

In an old databook I found this list at the end:

Just type the name of the book in the searchbar and have a look.

Bertus

 

...........And some others never get closed??
Max.

 

The original had 7 pages, why this thread lost two pages infos?
Does it lost when the forum update to the new software?

 

Hello,

The VB forum had 10 posts a page.
The Xenforo has 20 posts a page.
So nothing is lost.

Bertus

 

Hello,

The VB forum had 10 posts a page.
The Xenforo has 20 posts a page.
So nothing is lost.

Bertus

I see, thanks.

 

THERE ARE TEN USEFUL WEB SITES FOR ELECTRONICS.....
1.http://www.sentex.ca/~mec1995/circ/circuits.htm
2.http://electronicsclub.info/
3.http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/
4.http://www.discovercircuits.com/
5.http://www.electroschematics.com/
6.http://electronic-circuits-diagrams.com/
7.http://www.eleccircuit.com/
8.http://www.circuitstoday.com/
9.http://www.hobbyprojects.com/
10.http://www.electronics-circuits.com/

 

Latest news and many background information about oscilloscopes:
http://www.oscopes.info/

 

For hobbyists new to μC and are considering the Arduino, here is a link to the language reference page.
http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/HomePage

 

Thank you,They are helpful

 

Hello,

Here I found a site with a lot of links to manufacturers and the datasheet/product pages of them:
http://sdw.bgs.nu/

Bertus

 

I have found a lot of good courses on following websites:

1) www.nptel.ac.in
2) www.mit.edu
3) www.edx.org . There is a ongoing course by mitx right now on digital design.
4) stanford online

 

What a resourceful thread, thanks. Bookmarked!

 

LTspice modules and library, you could download them directly, no needs to do any registration.
http://ltwiki.org/?title=LTspiceIV-library_Library_Listing_Expanded

 

Hello,

I found a site called "Circuit Specialists" and ordered stuff from them over a few years now.

More recently i placed an order and got charged too much for shipping. It was about twice what it should have been for only a few small items. I emailed them and they looked into it, then issued a refund. I thought they were very fair about this and it got resolved quicly so i ensured them i would mention them on some web sites.

It's not just that though, they have some good prices on stuff that is more than reasonable so i wanted to share this with fellow electronic enthusiasts. I actually got some stuff i would have never gotten anywhere else simply because of the lower price on the items. Mostly electronic supplies and test equipment and related.

 

Hello,

When you are looking for that special part, have a look at the website of "Ask Jan First":
http://askjanfirst.com/eindex.htm?/ekatalog.htm

Bertus

 

Thanks bertus. I have never seen this. That's definitely neat.

http://askjanfirst.com/dindex.htm?/r5.htm

 

So good, really helpful, thanks

 

Hello,

I have seen this electronics links page:
http://code.rancidbacon.com/Electronics

As the page seems not to be updated lately, some links will not work.
You could use the wayback machine to find working copies if the not working link:
http://archive.org/web/web.php

Bertus

 

Let me invite you all to my site containing some useful (I hope) calculators:

http://ekalk.eu

Enjoy!

 

32 different kinds of RLC related calculators.http://ekalk.eu/index_en.html

Permanently expanded set of useful interactive calculators for electronics constructors, hobbyists and hams.