Electronics Club - John Hewes

A website for anyone wishing to learn about electronics or build simple projects. Written for beginners but used by many others as a quick reference.

Example Projects, Construction of Projects, Soldering Guide, Study Electronics, Electronic Components, 555 Timer and Circuit Symbols.

Electronics Club - John Hewes

This is good place to start your electronics study, it has a practical and simple Approach - delabs



Starter kit of parts

If you are new to electronics and would like to try adapting published projects, or designing and building your own circuits, you need to have a small stock of components available.

Electronics Projects - MartyBugs

Electronics Projects

I've constructed many projects over the years, from kits, built from published circuits, or designed and built from scratch. Projects from MartyBugs. digital speedo, keyboard status LEDs, temperature sensors.

FCs Electronic Circuits

FCs Electronic Circuits

Solar Power Circuits charge control, LED lights, Amateur Radio Circuits, beacon keyer, smooth sidetone, antenna tuner. Micro Power FM Broadcasting Circuits FM stereo, J-Pole, Pulse Width Modulator PWM Circuits, motor speed controls, Geiger Counter Circuits, numerical counter. Video Circuits, camera motor, miniature camera-TV.

Electronics Lab - Electronic Hobby Projects

Electronics Lab - Electronic Hobby Projects

Here you can find useful circuits with full description, diagrams and PCB, electronics articles, links and downloads. The electronic hobbyist corner, projects, kits, schematics, pcb, free electronic software and electronic community.

Hobby Circuits - Bill Bowden

Bill Bowden's Circuits is one of the oldest Web Reference, it was hosted by CompuServe homepages and later moved to his own domain website.

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.......

Hobby Circuits - Bill Bowden

Some of the Highlights in this website

• 32.768 KHz Oscillator Using A Common Watch Crystal
• 40 LED Bicycle Light (555 Timer - 6 volt)
• Descrete LED fading circuit using 5 transistors
• Mechanical Wall Clock Quartz Synchronizer
• Neodymium Magnet Single Pole Motor
• Variable Voltage and Current Power Supply
• Micro Power AM Broadcast Transmitter