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Ace Monster Toys – 3D Printing, DIY Book Scanners and “Dirty Shops”

2013/05/24

Ace Monster Toys is a Hackerspace in the East San Francisco Bay Area dedicated to education, hacking, and maker culture since September 2010. They are a membership based group with regular free open-t...

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New CC Columnist to Focus on Programmable Logic

2013/05/22

We’d like to introduce you to Colin O’Flynn, who will begin writing a bimonthly column titled “Programmable Logic In Practice” for Circuit Cellar beginning with our October issue. You may have already...

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Linux Home Automation

2013/05/17

My first home automation (HA) project included an Atari 800XL, a Heathkit X10 interface, and the “Build the Home Run Control System” article series from Steve Ciarcia’s Circuit Cellar column (BYTE, 19...

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DIY Surface-Mount Circuit Boards

2013/05/16

James Lyman, an engineer with degrees in Aerospace, Electrical Engineering, and Systems Design, has more than 35 years of design experience but says he was “dragged” over the past decade into using su...

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New Products: May 2013

2013/05/15

The iC-TW8 is a high-resolution signal processor designed to evaluate sine/cosine sensors. Its automatic functions help minimize angular errors and jitters. The processor can be used for initial, push...

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  • Ace Monster Toys – 3D Printing, DIY Book Scanners and “Dirty Shops”
  • New CC Columnist to Focus on Programmable Logic
  • Linux Home Automation
  • DIY Surface-Mount Circuit Boards
  • New Products: May 2013

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Ace Monster Toys – 3D Printing, DIY Book Scanners and “Dirty Shops”
by Robbert Bremer on 2013/05/24
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Ace Monster Toys is a Hackerspace in the East San Francisco Bay Area dedicated to education, hacking, and maker culture since September 2010. They are a membership based group with regular free open-to-the-public classes and events. They are open to … Continue reading →

New CC Columnist to Focus on Programmable Logic
by Mary Wilson on 2013/05/22
Binary Explorer

We’d like to introduce you to Colin O’Flynn, who will begin writing a bimonthly column titled “Programmable Logic In Practice” for Circuit Cellar beginning with our October issue. You may have already “met.” Since 2002, Circuit Cellar has published five … Continue reading →

Linux Home Automation
by Neil Cherry on 2013/05/17
Neil Cherry

My first home automation (HA) project included an Atari 800XL, a Heathkit X10 interface, and the “Build the Home Run Control System” article series from Steve Ciarcia’s Circuit Cellar column (BYTE, 1985). I was forever hooked on HA. Eventually, I … Continue reading →

DIY Surface-Mount Circuit Boards
by Mary Wilson on 2013/05/16
Gluing SMD components

James Lyman, an engineer with degrees in Aerospace, Electrical Engineering, and Systems Design, has more than 35 years of design experience but says he was “dragged” over the past decade into using surface-mount devices (SMD) in his prototypes. He had … Continue reading →

New Products: May 2013
by Circuit Cellar Staff on 2013/05/15
ichaus

The iC-TW8 is a high-resolution signal processor designed to evaluate sine/cosine sensors. Its automatic functions help minimize angular errors and jitters. The processor can be used for initial, push-button calibration and to permanently adapt signal-path parameters during operation. The angular … Continue reading →

Issue 274: EQ Answers
by Circuit Cellar Staff on 2013/05/10

The answers to the Circuit Cellar 274 Engineering Quotient are now available. The problems and answers are listed below. Problem 1—What is wrong with the name “programmable unijunction transistor?” Answer 1—Unlike the original unijunction transistor—which really does have just a … Continue reading →

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