EEWeb Sites of the Day

  • Dangerous Prototypes Blog

    Posted Jan 20th 2011

    This blog by Ian Lesnet is an interesting read. The goal of Dangerous Prototype is to release a new open source hardware project every month. They cover some interesting topics and their open source projects are pretty amazing....

  • SparkFun Electronics

    Posted Jan 24th 2011
    SparkFun is an online retail store that sells the bits and pieces to make your electronics projects possible. Whether it’s a robot that can cook your breakfast or a GPS cat tracking device, their products and resources are...
  • Waiting For Friday - Electronics Projects

    Posted Jan 31st 2011
    This website by Simon Imms is a collection of projects that he has done overtime. They are pretty impressive and you might want to check them out. A couple of his projects are: Real-Time Audio Spectrum Analyzer This project...
  • Electronics Tutorials by Pyro Electronics

    Posted Mar 16th 2011
    This electronic projects website covers many neat DIY projects. Pyro Electronics also has some tutorials on different electronics topics such as: PCB design, designing with an LCD module, infared receivers, and many other topics....
  • NYC Resistor – We Learn, Share, and Make things

    Posted Mar 17th 2011
    I think you might find this site interesting. From the site's about page: "NYC Resistor is a hacker collective with a shared space located in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. We meet regularly to share knowledge, hack on projects together,...
  • Audio Electronics Projects

    Posted Mar 20th 2011
    DIY Audio Projects is a website based around a projects and kits for higher end audio. They site features many tube projects, solid state projects, speaker projects, and many more. The website has a blog as well as a forum.
  • Johngineer - Small Scale Engineering with a Sense of Humor

    Posted Jun 09th 2011
    John De Cristofaro, aka “johngineer”, is a photographer, tinkerer, and general factotum from New Jersey. He has a background in electrical engineering, but enjoys pretty much anything cool. This blog is for documenting...
  • Extreme Circuits

    Posted Jun 14th 2011

    This site has many circuit ideas and projects. Some of the types of projects you would find on this site are:

    Drinking Water Alarm
    Anti-Theft Security For Car Audios
    Luggage Security System
    Power Buzzer
    Infrared Proximity...

  • Uptown Maker

    Posted Jun 15th 2011
    You might enjoy this blog by Mike Hord an electronics enthusiast and "Maker". He covers projects as well as discusses engineering as a profession.
  • Grathio Labs

    Posted Jun 20th 2011

    You will find the projects by Steve Hoefer intersting and fun to read. Here is a little background on Steve from his site.

    ” For nearly twenty years I’ve been a freelance problem solver and writer. I work to remove the...

  • Hack a Week

    Posted Jun 21st 2011
    You may find the blog by Dino Segovis interesting. He is a rapid prototyper posting a project a week for at least the next year. Recently he has been working with robots, but has covered topics like guitar pickups and audio...
  • Inside Gadgets - Learning about Electronics Bit by Bit

    Posted Jun 22nd 2011

    This blog covers some interesting projects and electronics fundamentals. Some of the topics covered are:

    * Using a MOSFET to switch between voltages
    * Standalone Temperature Logger
    * Hacking a gameboy - Arduino based Gameboy...

  • Nathan Dumont - Mad Electronics and Software Hacker

    Posted Jul 06th 2011
    nathandumont.com has reviews, projects and tutorials about a range of electronics topics usually centered on microcontrollers and digital electronics. One projects you should check out is the server monitor that updates a display...
  • Wise Time With Arduino

    Posted Jul 19th 2011
    This site covers some excellent LED lighting projects. They have a regular blog and offer some kits. Some blog topics covered include: data storage in EEPROMS, assembling boards, and arduino development.
  • Engineering Knowledge - Free software, projects, tutorials & more!

    Posted Jul 20th 2011
    This website is dedicated for those engineers, students and hobbyist who are interested in electronics and computers. Here you can find free engineering software, projects and tutorials. The site's information is useful and a...
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