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Chiphacker is a collaboratively edited question and answer site for electronics hackers – regardless of platform or language. It’s 100% free, no registration required. [via]

Chiphacker.com – [Link]

Karthik writes:

This website, although, predominantly designed to disseminate information and knowledge about telecom baseband electronics and architecture, also contains topics that relate to work, people, life, philosophy, electronics and other miscellaneous (but related) stuff. I started this website with a view to provide some useful information to all. I see the future of the website as a platform for many to share knowledge and to better ourselves.(”Well…but what’s the point?”  asks my philosophical side). I have also created a section to post my original ideas and thoughts – generally on electronics apart from linking resources from other recognised engineers - that relate to – articles, book reviews, links, calculators, software , freewares and all that sort of stuff. 

[Basebandhub.com] talks about electronics and architecture - [Link]

The EEVblog is an off-the-cuff video blog of interest to anyone involved in electronics design (electronics engineers, hobbyists and enthusiasts). Be sure to check it out.

Electronics Engineering Video Blog by David L. Jones - [Link]

The Wisconsin Online Resource Center has a great collection of interactive animations for learning the ins-and-outs of electronics theory and application. If you’re a visual learner, like myself, you’re likely to find these ‘learning objects’ very helpful. In addition to basic principals of AC/DC, digital/analog, logic gates, op-amps, motors, they cover pneumatics, hydraulics, sensors, and bunches more.

If you’ve found circuits confusing/intimidating in the past, try poking around a bit in the DC section, start with the basics or just click on something that sounds cool Woohoo – learning is fun! [via]

Interactive electronics learning online! - [Link]

A stretchable electronic circuit is considered as a number of rigid or flexible component islands which are connected by elastic interconnections. Stretchable interconnections are achieved by embedding meander shaped metal wires in an elastic base material. Stretchabilities of 50% and more using our technologies have been obtained and also the possibility to embed components has been demonstrated. [via]

Stretchable electronics - [Link]

Today i received in my mail this great electronics self teaching guide from Wiley Publishing. Book is writen by Harry Kybett and Earl Boysen. After i quick review i found out that is has theory and many electronics exercises to test your fundamentat electronics circuit knowlebge. Entire book looks really well organized. Description from the site:

A classic book in the electronics field, Electronics: A Self Teaching Guide has been completely revised to reflect current technologies while maintaining its highly touted approach to teaching the fundamentals of electronics circuits. With a new look and organization to help the reader access information, the book is more valuable than ever. New appendices add information about on-line resources and tutorials, an expanded glossary, and other useful information. With over 20 years in the semiconductor industry and an engineering background, author Earl Boysen brings insight into modern electronics usage to update concepts and examples used throughout the book.

All New Electronics Self -Teaching Guide - [Link]

I am happy to announce the release of our set of Free Electronics Stock photos. This is a collection of 286 usual electronics items that you may already being familiar with, but haven’t the time to take photos of them. You can use them on your blog, website or printed jobs for free. Great efforts have been made to achieve a professional look and being usefull to all of you. Electronic items photographed under DIY studio lighting and processed using software. They are categorized on the following categories:

• Batteries
• Boards
• Chip – ICs
• Connectors
• Devices
• Diodes
• Heatsinks
• Instruments
• LCD
• Leds
• Miscellaneous
• Motors
• Passive Components
• Photovoltaics
• Sensors
• Switch – Relays
• Tools
• Tranistors
• Transformers – Inductors

Free electronics stock photos - [Link]