10 Best Electronics Suppliers First off, I would like to give notice to Electronics Projects for Dummies for most of this info. I wanted to make a site with many of the best sites to buy Electrical Parts, because it can sometimes be a strenuous activity. I have 10 here, because if you can't find something on one online store, you might be able to find it on the next. Reynolds ElectronicsReynolds Electronics is a good supplier of remote control components, micro controllers, and robot kits and parts. One feature that stands out on Reynolds Web site is the clear and helpful project/circuit tutorials. Hobby EngineeringHobby Engineering is a sit slanted towards the hobbyist. All ElectronicsAll Electronics has an incredible selection of many of the useful items you would use to build your project. BG MicroBG Micro is a cool site for rare and pretty neat gadgets as well as a nice selection of alot of the items one will need for a weekend project. Jameco ElectronicsJameco has a very nice site catalog.
The MicroController and Embedded System Store Make Conductive Glue and Glue a Circuit: 7 Steps (with Pictures) This is an instructable on the best conductive glue I have been able to make that uses easy to obtain materials, glues well to most materials, is quite flexible and has a low resistance. Unfortunately for me, it uses a rubber or plastic mixture that I do not know the chemical composition of, so I cannot patent it. There are many kinds of conductive epoxies, glues, and rubbers available. Unfortunately, they are for the most part quite expensive. So, for more than four years, I have been trying every possible combination of likely elements, compounds, and solvents that I could get my hands on, in order to make my own truly affordable conductive glue. Because this glue is quite flexible and you can vary its resistance, it has potential for different kinds of paint on sensors for robots or other devices. It can be used to paint on wires and resistors and as a glued solder joint.
Shop Small Hobby Tools & Miniature Tools from Micro Mark Hobby Engineering Home Page Parking Radar Kit Parking Radar Kit If you have problems parking then this kit is for you. Using (ultrasonic) sound waves, whose frequency is beyond our range of hearing, we can measure a distance. Specifications: detection range: 5cm - 1.5m (adjustable) detection angle: 5° supply voltage: 10 - 15V DC / 16mA PCB dimensions: sensor: 1.1" x 3.7" base: 1.9" x 4.9" See VEK3502.pdf for complete details, including schematic and theory of operation.
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Main Menu undefined Guitar Amp and Effect Projects This page is a directory of projects available on this site. All projects have been constructed and tested. Most of the schematics on this site are Adobe Acrobat pdf format. Guitar Amp Circuits and Mods Alternate BF Fender Preamp This is a alternate design for a BF preamp that eliminates some of the noise created in the reverb section. An Ultralinear Guitar Amp This is a guitar amp design that utilizes an ultralinear output stage with no negative feedback. Guitar Effects The Tube-O-Vibe, Auxiliary Information This page is additional information pertaining to the article I wrote that was published in Vacuum Tube Valley, Issue 17. The Super Tron This is a design for an envelope filter that starts with the classic mutron circuit, removes some of the compromises in the original, adds some useful new features, and utilizes easy to find Vactrol VTL5C3 LDRs instead of the mystery "0805" component. The Octave Screamer The RangeMOSter Copyright Notice to this page.