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Online Tube Amp Kits Transformers Tubes Capacitors Dynaco Upgrades and Parts

Triode Electronics Store



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Amplimo has got a very large range of toroidal transformers available directly from stock. ALL our standard range transformers have been approved by KEMA and UL

Standard range have a 230V primary and two equal secondary windings. These windings can be used individually or can be used in series or in parallel.

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HyperPhysics is an exploration environment for concepts in physics which employs concept maps and other linking strategies to facilitate smooth navigation. For the most part, it is laid out in small segments or “cards”, true to its original development in HyperCard. The entire environment is interconnected with thousands of links, reminiscent of [...]&lt;br&gt;
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Example Projects
Construction of Projects
Soldering Guide
Study Electronics
Electronic Components
Circuit Symbols


John Hewes, Kelsey Park Sports College. (This is good place to start your electronics study, it has a practical and simple Approach – delabs) &lt;br&gt;
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White LED lantern powered from USB port. Jaroslav Belza

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In 1979 (!) Intel has introduced the 8051 as the first member of the MCS-51 family of microcontrollers. Today hundreds of cheap 8051 derivatives are available from dozens of manufacturers. This makes the MCS-51 architecture so interesting for professionals and hobbyists.

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LM555 – Timer
555 and 556 Timer Circuits
doctronics.co.uk – 555 Timer
555 Timer Calculator
555 Timer – Frequency and Duty Cycle Calculator
An LED Stroboscope
Astable 555 Square Wave Calculato
The 555 Monostable Circuit
Monostable 555 Timeout Calculator
NE555 Basic Monostable
555 IC is used to produce an ASTABLE circuit
Educypedia – Electronics -Digital Tiimers
555 and 556 Timer IC software Schematica
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“In February 1975, Deborah Jean Warner, a Curator of Physical Science at the National Museum of American History, called me to ask if Kenyon had any historical physics teaching apparatus. I looked around my office…….”

Electrical Measurements
Electric Motors
Electricity
Static Electricity


Thomas B. Greenslade, Jr. – Professor Emeritus of Physics – Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio. &lt;br&gt;
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This category contains a number of subcategories, books, and pages related to engineering in general. Books can be found on the Engineering Bookshelf. Courses can be found at Wikiversity:School of Engineering. Subcategories include specific engineering disciplines, including Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Civil Engineering. Also, some books that are general [...]&lt;br&gt;
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“Wide range of up to date information about alternative energy generation. Our main focus is on wind power and solar power for the home, but you will also find details on topics as varied as electronics and biodiesel recipes.”



My Notes-

Here are very useful ideas on solar energy and frugal lighting techniques. Solar [...]&lt;br&gt;
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LEDs Page

How to Learn Hobby Electronics

VE7BPO has a way of presenting easy steps towards your Hobby Lab. It is Ham or Amateur Radio DIY Community that caused the outbreak of Electronic Hobbyist Activity the world over, long ago. Here the Two Transistor Astable Multivibrator for flashing LEDs, that got popular [...]&lt;br&gt;
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A site is dedicated to electronics hobbyists, engineers, and Radio Amateurs interested in circuit design, homebrew and kit projects.

Hobby kits, assembled units and software for electronics hobbyists, engineers and radio amateurs.

Digital Frequency Display, AADE Filter Design and Analysis, C75 Digital Frequency Display.

L/C Meter IIB

Hand-held, digital Inductor inductance meter Capacitor capacitance meter with [...]&lt;br&gt;
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Electron Tubes &amp;amp; Tube Amplifier Parts.. &amp;quot;Worldwide Service Neighborhood Prices&amp;quot; Since 1985

Online Tube Amp Kits Transformers Tubes Capacitors Dynaco Upgrades and Parts

Triode Electronics Store



AA764 Blackface Champ DIY Tube Amp Kit

Kit includes a turret board, High Quality Carbon Comp Resistors, and Sprague Orange Drop or Mallory 150 Series capacitors, our 5F2 champ power transformer, TF103 Output Transformer, Replacement Filter Capacitor ....... etc.

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Amplimo has got a very large range of toroidal transformers available directly from stock. ALL our standard range transformers have been approved by KEMA and UL

Standard range have a 230V primary and two equal secondary windings. These windings can be used individually or can be used in series or in parallel.

Standard range transformers are also available with 2x 115V primary to be used in series or in parallel.

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A site is dedicated to electronics hobbyists, engineers, and Radio Amateurs interested in circuit design, homebrew and kit projects.

Hobby kits, assembled units and software for electronics hobbyists, engineers and radio amateurs.

Digital Frequency Display, AADE Filter Design and Analysis, C75 Digital Frequency Display.

L/C Meter IIB

Hand-held, digital Inductor inductance meter Capacitor capacitance meter with a four digit display.

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Olden Circuits - Vintage Electronics Schematic Diagrams

for Information about Olden Circuits, see About Olden Circuits

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Digital circuits, programmable logic devices and microcontrollers, Boards which connect to a PC via the USB port (USB8bit, USB-FX2) which supersede my very old parallel port card (Latch16bit).

4 Channel Servo Controller - This is a small and leight-weight controller for up to 4 RC peripherals (such as servos) with a digital I2C interface.

USB-AtmelPrg: Wolfgang's Universal Interface Cable

USB-FX2 Interface Board (USB-2.0) - A small...&lt;br&gt;
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Microcontrollers, Analog, RF, and all three mixed. Most projects can be assembled from readily available parts without the need for specialized equipment.

RF and Communications
Programming Tools and Techniques
LCD Drivers (firmware)
LED Driver circuits
Test and Measurement
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Best of 'In Practice' on the web - Articles and resources of long-term interest, including switch-mode power supplies.

The Triode Board - PC board and Kit for Triode PA control and protection

The Tetrode Boards - PC boards and Kit for Tetrode PA control and protection

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