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Vardan Antonyan's site at http://www.hightechips.com is quite interesting, because it features some rather innovative design solutions based on some self-designed integrated circuits. |
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http://www.plazaearth.com/usr/gasperi/lego.htm is the site for you if you're into LEGO MindStorms -- it contains loads of GREAT info on building your own sensors! |
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http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Galaxy/9449/emulegos.html is yet another site that's well worth visiting if you're in any way interested in LEGO MindStorms. |
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Here's a really useful Russian site at http://www.pinouts.da.ru/ that has a ton of information covering all sorts of ports, cables, and connectors. |
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http://www.softneon.com offers technical information and products on electroluminescent wire, which looks like neon but is cool to the touch, safe, easy to work with, and .... |
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The site at http://www.anagramfun.com/cgi-bin/anagrams.cgi isn't electronics related, but it's mega-cool. Basically it generates anagrams of words or phrases (try it on a friend's name!) |
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If you receive an email telling you something that sounds too outrageous to be true, it probably isn't! The site at http://urbanlegends.miningco.com/ debunks urban legends and folklaw. |
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You want some free stuff? Well in that case why not bounce over to to www.freewareweb.com where there's new stuff almost every day and it doesn't cost anything! |
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When it comes to freeware, Chris Pirillo's newsletter at www.lockergnome.com is great for weeding out the good stuff from the dross. |
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Amongst other things, the PC Mechanic at www.pcmech.com has a great step-by-step guide on building your own PC, from selecting the components to installing the operating system! |
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Andrew Davie's site at http://members.xoom.com/_XOOM/adavie/soviet.html contains some facinating information on the history of Russian electronic calculators with lots of pictures. |
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The guys and gals at www.4qd.co.uk/ccts/ have made a whole host of interesting circuits available on their web pages. |
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Travelling abroard? Then visit http://kropla.com/electric2.htm, because it contains loads of useful information on different countries' power supplies (including what plugs they use). |
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Tom Pabst has a well-renouned web site at www.tomshardware.com where he reveals the existing state of play with today's popular microprocessors. |
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Here's a great currency calculator www.oanda.com/converter/classic that's really useful if you wish to calculate the equivalent cost of an EPE Online project in your local currency. |
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The http://www.dotelectronics.com web site is one of the more comprehensive online forums for electronics professionals, including news, technical articles, jobs, exhibitions, links ... |
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Why not bounce over to the http://www.beigebag.com pages, where you'll find a sophisticated digital logic simulator along with a rather useful analog simulator. |
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Merlin PCB Designer - Shareware package to route circuit boards using CorelDRAW.
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Easy-PC - Electronics CAD for Windows 95, 98 and NT
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IVEX - The complete, powerful schematic and PCB layout tools for Windows.
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PROTEUS - Schematic Capture, Simulation, PCB design - Shareware versions available
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SEETRAK CAE - The complete, Integrated Schematic & PCB Layout Package
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QUICKROUTE - Simulation circuit capture PCB Autorouting CADCAM
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EDA ARCHIVE - Shareware and Freeware EDA packages
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- H/W and S/W for PIC & Atmel microcontrollers (+ other stuff)