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15 Dangerously Mad Projects for
the Evil Genius
by Simon Monk
NEW! W!
UNLEASH YOUR
INNER MAD
SCIENTIST!
This wickedly
inventive guide
explains how to
design and build 15
fiendishly fun
electronics projects.
Filled with photos
and illustrations, 15
Dangerously Mad
Projects for the Evil Genius includes
step-by-step directions, as well as a
construction primer for those who are
new to electronics projects.
$24.95
tinyAVR Microcontroller Projects
for the Evil Genius
by Dhananjay Gadre and
Nehul Malhotra
Using easy-to-find
components and
equipment, this
hands-on guide helps
you build a solid
foundation in
electronics and
embedded
programming while
accomplishing useful
— and slightly twisted — projects. Most of
the projects have fascinating visual appeal in
the form of large LED-based displays, and
others feature a voice playback mechanism.
Full source code and circuit files for each
project are available for download.
$24.95
Making Things Move:
DIY Mechanisms for Inventors,
Hobbyists, and Artists
by Dustyn Roberts
In Making Things Move:
DIY Mechanisms for
Inventors, Hobbyists, and
Artists, you'll learn how
to successfully build
moving mechanisms
through non-technical
explanations, examples,
and do-it-yourself
projects — from kinetic
art installations to creative toys to energy-harvesting devices. Photographs,
illustrations, screenshots, and images of 3D
models are included for each project.
$29.95
ELECTRONICS
Master and Command C
for PIC MCUs
by Fred Eady
Master and Command C
for PIC MCU,Volume 1
aims to help readers
get the most out of
the Custom Computer
Services (CCS) C
compiler for PIC
microcontrollers.
The author describes
some basic compiler
operations that will help programmers —
particularly those new to the craft —
create solid code that lends itself to easy
debugging and testing. As Eady notes in his
preface, a single built-in CCS compiler call
(output_bit) can serve as a basic aid to let
programmers know about the "health" of
their PIC code.
$14.95
TEARDOWNS
by Bryan Bergeron
Learn How Electronics Work
by Taking Them Apart
Amp up your knowledge
of electronics by
deconstructing common
devices and analyzing the
revealed components
and circuitry. Teardowns:
Learn How Electronics
Work by Taking Them
Apart contains 14
projects that expose the
inner workings of household appliances,
workbench measuring instruments, and
musical equipment. Discover how resistors,
capacitors, sensors, transducers, and
transistors function in real circuitry.
Reg $24.95 Sale Price $21.95
Build Your Own
Electronics Workshop
by Thomas Petruzzellis
BUILD YOUR OWN
DREAM
ELECTRONICS LAB!
This value-packed
resource provides
everything needed to
put together a fully
functioning home
electronics workshop!
From finding space to
stocking it with
components to putting the shop into
action -- building, testing, and
troubleshooting systems. This great book
has it all! And the best part is, it shows you
how to build many pieces of equipment
yourself and save money, big time!
Reg Price $29.95
Sale Price $24.95
How to Diagnose and Fix
Everything Electronic
by Michael Jay Geier
Master the Art of Electronics Repair!
In this hands-on
guide, a lifelong
electronics repair
guru shares his tested
techniques and
invaluable insights.
How to Diagnose and
Fix Everything
Electronic shows you
how to repair and
extend the life of all
kinds of solid-state
devices, from modern digital gadgetry to
cherished analog products of yesteryear.
About the Author
Michael Jay Geier began operating a neighborhood electronics repair service at age
eight that was profiled in The Miami News.
$24.95
PICAXE Microcontroller Projects
for the Evil Genius
by Ron Hackett
Electronics Explained
by Louis Frenzel
The New Systems Approach to
Learning Electronics
Don't spend time
reading about theory,
components, and old
ham radios - that's
history! Industry
veteran, Louis Frenzel,
gives you the real
scoop on electronic
product fundamentals
as they are today.
Rather than tearing
electronics apart and
looking at every little
piece, the author takes a systems-level view.
For example, you will not learn how to
make a circuit but how a signal flows from
one integrated circuit (IC) to the next, and
so on to the ultimate goal.
$29.95
This wickedly
inventive guide
shows you how to
program, build, and
debug a variety of
PICAXE
microcontroller
projects. PICAXE
Microcontroller
Projects for the Evil
Genius gets you started with
programming and I/O interfacing right away,
and then shows you how to develop a
master processor circuit.
$24.95
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