THE REMARKABLE CSS555
The CSS555 is a micropower programmable version of the 555 family of timer ICs. The CSS555 is a micropower programmable version of the 555 family of timer ICs. It operates at a current under 5 µA and a supply voltage from 5.5V down to 1.2V. These qualities make it particularly well-suited for long lasting battery and small solar powered projects. |
R&S®RTB2000
Digital Oscilloscope –
More Than Just an Oscilloscope |
The R&S®RTB2000 Oscilloscope is the perfect tool for design debugging. Get 10-bit ADC, 10 Msample memory, and 10.1" touchscreen plus a smart user interface. It's the Power of 10 at an unexpected price. View Specs & Applications Advertisement |
USING PROGRAMMABLE RGB LED STRIPS IN ARRAYS I've always wanted to build an LED table, and using LED strips made it super easy. Here's how to do it. I've been thinking about building an LED table. Several iterations of table size, array size, type and number of LEDs, mount for the LEDs, circuits to drive the LEDs, and what exactly the array of LEDs would do has been considered. What I finally decided on was to use the popular RGB LED strips that are programmable. These strips are really easy to use and each LED can be programmed with millions of colors. |
SPREADSHEETS - THE FORGOTTEN ANALOG DESIGN TOOL
Spreadsheets can be used to perform a number of useful, repetitive, and complex operations.
The spreadsheet has been in full view for decades now and yet has remained virtually invisible to the average electronics enthusiast. Far from being just a financial tool, it can easily be coerced into performing a number of useful, repetitive, and complex operations that really take the tedium out of customizing circuits. |
MakerPlot — THE DIY SOFTWARE KIT PART 8
Graphical plotting, data acquisition, and control software for your microcontroller. Learn some of the specific reasons why this program is called the DIY software kit. |
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