Facebook
Google
GitHub
LinkedinBlogs
"Engineering Student"
Then - someone who learns how to desing new things by designing new things
Now - someone who surfs the net begging for designs so they can get a degree without doing any work
"Salesman"
Then - someone skilled in presenting a product or service to potential customers...
:confused:I am trying to design a circuit which can operate ON and OFF alternately with a single push button switch, can any one help me to do this or can any one suggest if there is a relay which can operated to function the same
Lots of technical colleges, or community colleges - accredited, real ones, too - often offer short courses on-line or by correspondence study.
Being the beginner that I am and chickening out on the practical side without help, I decided to check out what on-line offerings colleges in Australia...
This blog is for beginners, like me, who are a bit confused about where to begin. It can be overwhelming at times.
One thing I've noticed is that it's useful to have some kind of idea about why you want to get into electronics. This helps prevent overwhelming confusion and losing enthusiasm...
Being retired has some advantages. For one thing, your social security and retirement payments are not subject to an employer's whim. That means you are free to act as principle dictates.
I have been volunteering at a nearby public school to help with the computers and such. Any vegetable could...
I have chosen as the target circuit for this analysis an interesting AC network that was posted in the forum several months ago.
If you have any questions about my method, I invite you to post your question using the comment feature of this blog. This same invitation goes for the other...
We have added a Videos section to the main All About Circuits site as a compliment to the E-book Volumes and Worksheets. The video lectures were created by by Tim Fiegenbaum of North Seattle Community College and are available on a variety of topics, including:
Electronic Systems
Basic...
:)
I have recently enrolled in an electronics program. I'm surprised now that it took me so long to figure out that this is big field of interest for me. I had basic electronics training in the Army and it was really exciting then. I am also one those people who used to take things apart when...
Recently I stumbled across a selection of blogs at Matlab Central written by engineers and developers from The Mathworks on the inner workings of Matlab. Described by The Mathworks as:
The code snippets, workarounds, and general Matlab workings are a real help for anyone who uses Matlab a...
I've been making several entries for Volume 6 of the AAC eBook, Experiments. This is an index to the posts.
The 555 Projects - Forum tracking thread for this project.
Introduction to the 555
555 Schmitt Trigger
555 Monostable
555 Bistable Multivibrator
555 Hysteretic Oscillator
555 PWM...
If you have been to a church where people light candles you may observe that when the place where the candles are lit is full, someone comes and removes some of them. Also, the smoke from the candles blackens the church walls within some years.
To eliminate this problems, my father and I built...
This is my first project I built when i started get involved in electronics.
I made this project when I was 15 years old at high school and it gave me the first prize at a national Technology Contest which took place in Cyprus.
Its a parrot cage which has an automatic food and water supply and...
This is my second project at high school when I was 17 years old (the first is the modified parrot cage you can see in one of my albums). To give you an idea what a Cyprus style grill is see the first photo below.
With this ordinary grill, you can only adjust the height of the meat on the...
hi i am new here. so i am not sure whether this is where I should post this question.
I am trying to design a circiut that eliminates the in rush current problem in Toroidal transformers. I have in mind a current limiting resistor with a time delay relay for 100-300 ms. Could some body help me...
With the remodel finished, and sundry parallel tasks complete or nearly complete, I decided it was time...
The "omen" telling me it was indeed time was an e-mail from Powell's advising me they had a copy of a title on my "watch" list. I had the discretionary income at the time, so I brought it...
Many web browsers these days have spell-checkers built into them, or can use add-ons to add spell-checking capabilities. However, this is not the standard set-up on the majority of web browsers in use (notably Internet Explorer).
All About Circuits has spell-checking built into the forums and...
Thanks to David for the info. I had heard of these jumper mods but hadn't the specifics.
Right now I'd like to replace the standby switch as I think its causing an intermittant cutout. Going through everything with a can of Deoxit would not hurt.
And I have a request into Peavey.
