Commercial Electronic Sites, Kits and Projects
- TheLEDLight.com Luxeon
LEDs, LED bulbs, fixtures, flashlights, lanterns, clusters, arrays, and
more...
- lsdiodes.com Basic collection
of bright LEDs in several colors at low prices. Brightness ranges from
4000 mcd to 12,000 mcd for the white LEDs.
- Lighting Components LED Corp.
LED lamps, light bulbs, clusters and lighting components.
- JDR Microcontrollers Books, Kits,
Test Equipment and more.
- Alltronics Electronic
Kits
- KitZ Electronic Kits
- Electronics USA - LED
Digital and Binary Clocks, LED Timers (Up and down counting), LED
flashlights, and a few other items, as kits or assembled.
- Centerpointe Electronics
Store
- Hobbytron - The largest
selection of fun electronics and toys!
- Almost All Digital Electronic
Kits
- Hallbar Electronic Kits and
Projects
- Kits-R-Us Electronic Kits
- Microchip Technology Inc. (PIC)
Controllers
- Mental Automation's products
ECAD tools: schematic capture, printed circuit board design/layout,
autorouting, circuit simulation, SPICE, and CD ROM Encyclopedia of
Electronic Circuits, all running under Windows.
- Express Printed Circuit
Boards Download PCB software to layout your project, E-mail the
resulting file and receive delivery of finished circuit boards via
Federal Express in 3 working days.
- PCB Express 1-Day Delivery,
Economical, Easy to order and track, Lot charge as low as $80, E-Mail
Help
- C. Crane Company LED
Flashlights, windup radios, and other specialty items.
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Electronics Educational Sites
- PIC
Microcontroller Tutorial A very good introduction to PIC micros that
includes 13 tutorial pages to get you started programming PICs. You will
also need a programmer to load the finished program (.HEX file) into the
PIC. The DOS programmer software and schematic for the programmer can be
downloaded from David Tait's PIC
archiveThe file you need is PIC84V05.ZIP. The file contains DOS
software and programmer schematic that will work with the PIC16C84,
PIC16F84 or the newer PIC16F628 which can be purchased on e-bay for
about $2.68 or obtained from http://www.glitchbuster.com/
- Lessons In
Electric Circuits - A free series of textbooks on the subjects of
electricity and electronics.
- Play Hookey Basic ideas
about op-amps, analog circuits, optics, computers and digital logic.
- Alex's
Electronic Resource Library An online guide to useful electrical and
electronic information.
- Electronics
Tutorials A good comprehensive site with detailed examples and book
recommendations.
- Basic
Electronics Tutorial (Iguana Labs)
- The Art of Electronics
(Purchase the book) 1125 large format pages, 80 component-selection
tables,1500 figures, extensive practical advice, back-of-the-envelope
techniques, exhaustive 4000-entry index.
- CircuitMaker Student Version
(3.4M) Get ahead in class with the FREE CircuitMaker Student
Version. You will be able to build and simulate circuits in a fraction
of the time it takes in the lab.
- DC
Circuits Department of Physics, University of Guelph.
- Elements of AC
Electricity
- Electronics For
Beginners
Newsgroups
- Science.Electronics.Basics
- sci.electronics.components
- sci.electronics.design
- sci.electronics.repair
Electronic Component Suppliers
- Mouser Electronics
- DIGI-KEY Corporation
- Allied Electronics
- Surplus Traders (Solar
panels)
- Jameco
- Hosfelt Electronics
- Radio Shack
- Electronix Express - Components
and test equipment for schools, colleges and industry. Very nice site.
- Dan's Small Parts and
Kits -Good selection of small components at low cost.
- Bill's
Surplus Parts For Sale- Resistors, capacitors, semiconductors and a
few other items. I don't have a large inventory, just more than I need.
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A
small collection of electronic circuits for the hobbyist or student. Site
includes over 100 circuit diagrams, links to related sites, commercial kits
and projects, newsgroups and educational areas. Most of the circuits can be
built with common components available from Radio Shack or salvaged from scrap
electronic equipment. Most all of the circuits have been built and tested and
believed to perform as described, however possible mistakes may be found.
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Visits Since Oct. 1997
