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Articles by Outside Authors [Hobby]

GPS data logger with SD card storage and Google Earth map interface by Professor Dr Dogan Ibrahim, Electronics World. A GPS data logger article featuring specific information about GPS technologies.
Power Flowers by Vern Graner, Servo Magazine. Vern creates robotic flowers using Parallax standard servos and metal vegetable steamers.
Flight Computer: Roll Control Part I by Steve Ainsworth The zipped file linked to the right contains source code, clips, and other pictures of the project.
10 Great DIY Electronic Games by Rob Beschizza Ten great gadgets you can create yourself, or "Do It Yourself" featuring the HYDRA.
Game On - SILICON UPDATE by Tom Cantrell (Circuit Cellar) When the coding gets tough, the tough get coding. And the rest of us should be glad they do.
Turn Your PC Into a Motion Sensor with .NET by Wei-Meng Lee How to use external devices with your PC using .NET applications for security.
Discover a New Frontier for .NET Development by Wei-Meng Lee This article teaches users how to set up an LCD to your PC and with a .NET application use the LCD as a display.
"Microsoft Robotics Studio: A Technical Overview" by George Mitsuoka This article describes how the Microsoft Robotics Studio will change the face of robotics.
"Fun with RFID" by Wei-Meng lee. In this article, you will learn how to build a Windows application that incorporates RFID technology.
"Flashing Stock Alert Application" by Mike Gold. An application for a flashing alert satellite for stock traders, and alert the trader during fluctuations.
"MCU Math Chip Adds Up" by Jon Titus. An article in ECN magazine featuring microprocessors and floating-point mathematics.
"First Education and Technology" by Mark Spencer, WA8SME. Article about the American Radio Relay League technology class hosted at Parallax in June 2006.
"This Neighbor is into Heavy Metal" by Jeff Vandam, The New York Times An article about the Robot Village, the wonders inside that pique the immagination of visitors.
"How I feed my cats with Linux" by Chris McAvoy Give your Linux box the power to control real-world events using the BASIC Stamp® microcontroller.
"The Near Time Welding Monitor" by Mark Spencer, WA8SME. Graphic displays and statistical analysis provide an effective welding instruction tool. Click here for the circuit diagrams.
"A multi-channel telemetry system for brain microstimulation in freely roaming animals" Experimenter remotely delivers pulses to rats in an attempt to "virtually condition" them through various terrains.
"Fuel Cell Powered Segway™" by FCTec Staff Implements the BS2p24 in the design. Article includes 3 images of the Segway.
"Leave No Stone Unturned" by Matt Miller Pushing the envelope in an age of increased competition; becoming more efficient with spending.
"Internet Connectivity in a Box" by Al Williams, Dr. Dobbs Journal January 2003. Every computer, no matter how small, is a candidate for connecting to the internet.
"Where am I? by Laura Wong More accurate navigation, submitted in June 2002 to win the Intel International Science Competition.
Debugging I²C-Bus-based Systems by Michael Wöstenfeld. The I2C bus, developed in the early 80s by Philips, has become an industry standard in consumer products.
A Pragmatic Introduction to the Art of Electrical Engineering by Paul H. Dietz Introduction to electrical engineering filled with discussions and problem solving.
A Pragmatic Introduction to the Art of Electrical Engineering by Paul H. Dietz Equipment attachement: remember to see above for more information about the attached.
LED Light Emitter and Detector by Dr. Clark Radcliffe. Informative article about LED emitters and detection with schematics and solutions.