Another Ghosh created a history in medical imaging. Here is How to Build DIY Ultrasound Machine Under 500 Bucks. Circuit diagram, schematic of DIY ultrasound machine included. Small companies can easily follow the IEEE Medical Device Standard, ISO Standards for production at more cheaper rate. There are Orthopaedics and Dentistry peoples who chair the 3D Medical Imaging and Standards of IEEE. You … [Read more...]

In India, it is oddly difficult to find Mini Bulb Holders online, Mini Bulbs are possibly not sold online. Many of the readers could not follow our 1.8V mini Bulb Blinking guide Arduino Project. I had a scientific kit at childhood, which had 3 such Mini Bulb Holders. Furthermore, Indians commonly run towards "some gizmo", so LED bulbs are easy to find than the simple bulbs in India. Shopping is … [Read more...]

Electronics with basic components is very important for the beginners. Here is the Most Simple Capacitor Circuit With One LED, One Capacitor and DC Power Source. It is so simple that a kid can do it. No wire or breadboard needed for this DIY electronics work. A capacitor is characterized by its capacitance. Capacitance is is the ratio of the electric charge (Q) on each conductor to the potential … [Read more...]

Hundreds of guides, books are available on the Internet and real world. Most commonly they misguide either providing too much information or too less information. Here is a Guide For Getting Started With DIY Electronics With Low Budget. We are talking about the components needed for Electronics DIY works. With Made in China technologies, DIY works can be done at less cost. High quality components, … [Read more...]

Many of us coded in BBC Microcomputers. That is a time tested great computer for starting coding. BBC Micro Bit is an Embedded System For Learning Coding in UK Like We Did on BBC Microcomputers. Let Us Look at the Official Specs & Schematic. UK Make it Digital scheme is intended to resolve their digital skills shortage, BBC Research & Development with the companies including BT, Microsoft will … [Read more...]

Persistence of vision is an optical illusion, which commonly happens if an illuminated object moves faster than 1/25 second to complete at least one expected path. Easiest example is rotating a bright LED in a circular way creates a virtual image of a circle. Persistence of vision in DIY Electronics is Used To Create Beautiful Animated Texts, 3D Objects, Basic Line Drawings, Clock With Simple … [Read more...]