Attention, electrical engineers and programmers! Our upcoming 25th Anniversary Issue (available in early 2013) isn’t solely a look back at the history of this publication. Sure, we cover a bit of history. But the issue also features design tips, projects, … Continue reading →

At the end of September 2012, an enthusiastic crew of electrical engineers and journalists (and significant others) traveled to Portsmouth, NH, from locations as far apart as San Luis Obispo, CA,  and Paris, France, to celebrate Circuit Cellar’s 25th anniversary. … Continue reading →

Want to give your MP3 player vintage tube sound? You can with the proper circuits, an antique radio, and a little know-how. In addition to generating amazing sound, the design will be an eye catcher in your home or office. … Continue reading →

High-speed analog-to-digital converters can be tricky—and sometimes costly—to work with. In his Circuit Cellar 259 article, “Playing with High-Speed ADCs,” columnist Robert Lacoste provided handy tips on effectively implementing them to your advantage. He used an Analog Devices AD9265-125 as … Continue reading →

In Circuit Cellar February 2012 (Issue 259), we feature a recent interview with Chris Gammell, the multitalented engineer who co-hosts The Amp Hour with Dave Jones. Chris tells us about his designs, workspace, podcasts, and much more. Here’s an excerpt: … Continue reading →