Circuit Cellar
, Archive of 'Tables of Contents' for Circuit Cellar Magazines
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#5 September/October 1988, p. 24, From the Bench RS-232 Economic Tradeoffs: Board Space vs. Parts Count vs. Parts Co$t
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#6 November/December 1988, p. 28, From the Bench Fiber Optics -- Your link to the future
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#7 January/February 1989, p. 42,
From the Bench AC Power Line Transmission |
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#8 April/May 1989, p. 46, From the Bench Creating a Network-based Embedded Controller |
| #9 June/July 1989, p. 44, From the Bench The Invisible Net |
| #9 June/July 1989, p. 69, From the Bench
Build an 87xx Programming Adapter |
| #10 August/September 1989, p. 69,
From the Bench To Participate is to Win |
| #11 October/November 1989, p. 62,
From the Bench Gentlemen, Start Your Engines |
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| #12 December 1989/January 1990, p. 62, From the Bench The Versatile Light-Emitting Diode
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| #13 February/March 1990, p. 60, From the Bench ENTION ... ATTENTION ... ATTENTION ... ATT -- Building an LED Moving Message Display
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| #14 April/May 1990, p. 70, From the Bench Honey, I Shrunk the... -- New Uses Abound for the Smallest AT-Clone Yet
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| #15 June/July 1990, p. 57, From the Bench Power Control Basics -- Choosing the Best Digital Power Control Option for your Application
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| #16 August/September 1990, p. 65, From the Bench Creating a Nonvolatile RAM Module
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| #17 October/November 1990, p. 82, From the Bench PC Programming Comes to Embedded Control -- V25 ... An 8088 with all the good stuff
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| #18 December 1990/January 1991, p. 71, From the Bench
Magnetic Levitation: An Example in Closed-Loop Control -- How to Defy Gravity Without the Use of Black Magic
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| #19 February/March 1991, p. 82, From the Bench Multidrop A/D and D/A Network -- Using your PC's Printer Port and Four-Conductor Phone Cable
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| #20 April/May 1991, p. 66, From the Bench Working with an Autorouter -- Integrating a New Tool into an Established Engineering Routine
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| #21 June/July 1991, p. 86, From the Bench IR Communications -- An Essential Link in the Chain of Control
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| #22 August/September 1991, p. 81, From the Bench Reducing Power Consumption -- Breathing New Life Into Data Logging
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| #23 October/November 1991, p. 79, From the Bench Redefining Remote Control -- Now You See 'em -- Beep -- Now You Don't
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| #24 December 1991/January 1992, p. 75, From the Bench Electronic Identification
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| #25 February/March 1992, p. 92, From the Bench Does It Come With a Memory ... Standard?
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| #26 April/May 1992, p. 78, From the Bench Does It Come With a Memory ... Standard? -- Part 2 -- The Nitty-Gritty
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| #27 June/July 1992, p. 76, From the Bench Computers on the Brain (revisited)
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| #28 August/September 1992, p. 80, From the Bench Approaching PCB Nirvana
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| #29 October/November 1992, p. 74, PDFFrom the Bench X-10 Interfacing with PLIX
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| #30 December 1992/January 1993, p. 80, From the Bench Entry-level Embedded Development -- On a Shoestring Budget
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| #31 February 1993, p. 56, From the Bench Simple Steps for Easy Positioning -- Controlling Stepper Motors
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| #32 March 1993, p. 60, From the Bench Seven-Segment LEDs Live On
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| #33 April 1993, p. 54, From the Bench You Can Count On It
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| #34 May 1993, p. 54, From the Bench Squeeze That Battery 'Till It's Dry
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| #35 June 1993, p. 60, From the Bench Component Selection, Inspection, Rejection
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| #36 July 1993, p. 56, From the Bench Breathing Life into an Old Friend: Revisiting the Z8
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| #37 August 1993, p. 56, From the Bench Take a Swipe at Optical ID Cards
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| #38 September 1993, p. 56, From the Bench Giving the Optical Card Reader Improved Vision
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| #39 October 1993, p. 58, PDF From the Bench Updating TIM for the HCS II: Add the Touchtone Interactive Monitor to your home control system
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| #40 November 1993, p. 56, From the Bench Talk on the Phone Without a Word
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| #41 December 1993, p. 60, From the Bench Measuring Up an Electronic Caliper Interface
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| #42 January 1994, p. 56, PDFFrom the Bench Temperature Sensor Eludes Analog Interfacing
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| #43 February 1994, p. 58, PDF From the Bench Warming Up the Digital Thermostat
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| #44 March 1994, p. 56, From the Bench Designers Spell Relief "IPC"
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| #45 April 1994, p. 54, PDFFrom the Bench Build the Message Board -- An Audio Record/Playback Unit
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| #46 May 1994, p. 60, PDF From the Bench Audio/Video Traffic Control
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| #47 June 1994, p. 62, From the Bench Virtual Reality Requires Real Data, Part 1 -- Collecting Data with an Exoskeleton
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| #48 July 1994, p. 58, From the Bench Virtual Reality Requires Real Data, Part II -- A Simple Matter of Software
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| #49 August 1994, p. 60, PDF From the Bench Ta(l)king Control
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| #50 September 1994, p. 62, From the Bench Probing the Dark Side: The Motorist's Aid to Hindsight
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| #51 October 1994, p. 64, From the Bench Celebrate National Cannibalism Week: Take Your Old Floppy Drives to Lunch
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| #52 November 1994, p. 62, From the Bench Does Anyone Have the Time?: A Comparison of Real-time Clocks
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| #53 December 1994, p. 66, From the Bench Engineer Seeks Personal Gardener: Assisting Vocally Challenged Vegetation
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| #54 January 1995, p. 50, From the Bench Getting By With Next to Nothing: Micro-power Wake-up Control
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| #55 February 1995, p. 60, From the Bench Fitting 10 oz. into a 5-oz. Package
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| #56 March 1995, p. 68, From the Bench RF Panic Button Commands Multiple Automotive Functions
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| #57 April 1995, p. 92, From the Bench Vaporwear: Revealing Your Humidity
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| #58 May 1995, p. 58, From the Bench Time in a Can: Just Add 1 Bit of I/O
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| #59 June 1995, p. 56, From the Bench Emulating a Motorola IR Chip Using a PIC
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| #60 July 1995, p. 82, From the Bench Sacrifice for the Good of the Circuit: Strengthening the Weak Link
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| #61 August 1995, p. 64, From the Bench Decontaminating the Atmosphere
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| #62 September 1995, p. 40, From the Bench Creating the SMART-MD: DC Motor Control for the I2C Bus
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| #63 October 1995, p. 84, From the Bench Creating the Smart-MD: Part 2: Quadrature Decoding for the Motor Driver
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| #64 November 1995, p. 62, From the Bench Carrier Current Modem: Part 1: Communicating at 1200 bps Around the House
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| #65 December 1995, p. 84, From the Bench Carrier Current Modem: Part 2: Alternative Control
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| #66 January 1996, p. 72, From the Bench Programmability Without Volatility: Ditch Those Back-up Batteries
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| #67 February 1996, p. 78, From the Bench Intel Hex to BASIC Data Statement Translator
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| #68 March 1996, p. 74, From the Bench Stepping into an Analog World
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| #69 April 1996, p. 84, From the Bench LEDs Finally Fill the Rainbow
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| #70 May 1996, p. 62, From the Bench Handcrafting Design Ideas
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| #71 June 1996, p. 60, From the Bench Printer Sharing: Automatic Parallel Printer Switch
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| #72 July 1996, p. 68, From the Bench Hard Facts About Soft Ferrites
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| #73 August 1996, p. 48, From the Bench Nonintrusive Current Monitoring
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| #74 September 1996, p. 78, From the Bench Nonintrusive Current Monitoring: Part 2: Real-time Energy Profile
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| #75 October 1996, p. 54, From the Bench Just One Mile More: Creating a PIC-based Pedometer
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| #76 November 1996, p. 68, From the Bench Tools: Part 1: Schematic Capture -- the Proverbial Electronic Napkin
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| #77 December 1996, p. 82, From the Bench Tools Part 2: PCB Layout -- Time to Place the Donuts
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| #78 January 1997, p. 68, From the Bench Liquid Crystal Displays -- First You See 'Em, Then You Don't
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| #79 February 1997, p. 82, From the Bench Unconventional Access
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| #80 March 1997, p. 74, From the Bench Magneto-Inductive Direction Finding
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| #81 April 1997, p. 70, From the Bench You Can Take It With You: Finding Your Way, Electronically
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| #82 May 1997, p. 74, From the Bench Infrared Remotes are Everywhere ... If You Can Find 'Em
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| #83 June 1997, p. 74, From the Bench It Can't Be a Robot, Part 1: There are No Arms and Legs!
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| #84 July 1997, p. 74, From the Bench It Can't Be a Robot, Part 2: It Doesn't Talk
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| #85 August 1997, p. 76, From the Bench It Can't Be a Robot, Part 3: It's Blind as a Bat
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| #86 September 1997, p. 74, From the Bench KBDXLATOR, A Cure for the 16.6-kbps Odd Parity Blues
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| #87 October 1997, p. 74, From the Bench Prototypes of the Rich and Famous -- Not!
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| #88 November 1997, p. 74, PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench Nonintrusive Interfacing -- Using Kid Gloves
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| #89 December 1997, p. 76, From the Bench Listening to Magnetism
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| #90 January 1998, p. 11, PDF, HTML, HTMLGround Zero A Real-World Look at Lightning
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| #91 February 1998, p. 78, From the Bench Choose the Right Vehicle Before Riding the Air Waves
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| #92 March 1998, p. 74, From the Bench Proprietary Serial Protocols -- No Help from Traditional UARTs
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| #93 April 1998, p. 74, From the Bench Rebirth of the Z8, Part 1: An Old Friend Comes to Visit
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| #94 May 1998, p. 72, From the Bench Rebirth of the Z8, Part 2: Let Your Micro Answer All
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| #95 June 1998, p. 11, PDF, HTML Gotcha! Alarming the Alarm System
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| #96 July 1998, p. 74, From the Bench An Alarming Improvement, Part 2: Assembly Language Takes the Race
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| #97 August 1998, p. 78, From the Bench Transformerless Power Conversion
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| #98 September 1998, p. 74, From the Bench The Next Step in EL Driver Technology
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| #99 October 1998, p. 76, From the Bench MIDI, Part 1: It Ain't Just for Music Any More
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| #100 November 1998, p. 72, From the Bench MIDI, Part 2: The Show Must Go On
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| #101 December 1998, p. 74, From the Bench Learning to Fly with Atmel's AVR
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| #102 January 1999, p. 76, From the Bench Can You Feel the Beat?
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| #103 February 1999, p. 74, From the Bench JTAG Testability
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| #104 March 1999, p. 70, PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench JTAG: Working with CoolPLD
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| #105 April 1999, p. 72, PDF, PDF, HTML, HTML, HTML From the Bench Dallas 1-Wire Devices, Part 1: One on One
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| #106 May 1999, p. 70, PDF, HTML, HTML, HTML From the Bench Dallas 1-Wire Devices, Part 2: All on One
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| #107 June 1999, p. 74, From the Bench Look Ma, No Hands -- The Qprox Touchless Sensor
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| #108 July 1999, p. 74, From the Bench Demystifying LCD Muxing
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| #109 August 1999, p. 70, PDF From the Bench A Familiar Face -- Driving 144 LCD Segments I2C Style
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| #110 September 1999, p. 80, PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench Get SmartMedia -- What's It All About?
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| #111 October 1999, p. 72, From the Bench Get SmartMedia, Part 2: Hands On
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| #112 November 1999, p. 74, From the Bench Without Acceleration, Part 1: All We Have Left is Velocity
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| #113 December 1999, p. 72, From the Bench Without Acceleration, Part 2: Good (and Bad) Vibrations
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| #114 January 2000, p. 70, PDF From the Bench Speed Racer, Virtual Speed with the SX
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| #115 February 2000, p. 72, PDF From the Bench In Theory and in Practice, Part 1: Digital Filters
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| #116 March 2000, p. 72, PDF From the Bench In Theory and Practice, Part 2: Clock Adjustment and Digital Filters
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| #117 April 2000, p. 70, From the Bench Drop the Incredible Bulk, Using Capacitors as Isolation Components
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| #118 May 2000, p. 74, PDF From the Bench Digital and Analog Output Control, Taking Route X-10
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| #119 June 2000, p. 70, PDF,
PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench The Chips are Alive with the Sound of Music, Imitating the Dead Melody IC
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| #120 July 2000, p. 72, From the Bench DFPs: Riding the Wave of the Future
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| #121 August 2000, p. 74, From the Bench Building on Familiar Ground, Part 1: Adding Analog to the 8051 Core
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| #122 September 2000, p. 80, From the Bench Building on Familiar Ground, Part 2: A New Addition?
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| #123 October 2000, p. 70, From the Bench They Just Haven't Caught On Yet
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| #124 November 2000, p. 78, From the Bench Megawatt Castles Made of Sand, Exploring the Solar Cell
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| #125 December 2000, p. 74, From the Bench Sharing Technology with Mother Nature, Out of State with an Internet-Compatible Cell Phone
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| #126 January 2001, p. 70, PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench Where's Waldo? Pinpointing Location by Interfacing with a GPS Receiver
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| #127 February 2001, p. 72, PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench Car 54, Where (Exactly) Are You?, Adding E-Mail Capabilities to Your Project
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| #128 March 2001, p. 72, PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench Getting a Grip on Complex Integration, Looking at FPSLIC
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| #129 April 2001, p. 70, From the Bench See Through the FOG
Using Fixed-Point Calculations, Fiber Optic Gyros
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| #130 May 2001, p. 70, From the Bench Taking a Cue from a
Cat, Hardware Cleanup with :CueCat
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| #131 June 2001, p. 68, From the Bench Intelligible HUBbub, Ethernet Home Networking
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| #132 July 2001, p. 66, From the Bench The Missing (Wireless) Link
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| #133 August 2001, p. 68, PDF, HTML, HTML From the Bench MSP430 News Flash, Recognizing the Flexibility of Reprogramming
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| #134 September 2001, p. 66, From the Bench Technology That Improves with Age, Eliminate Senior Moments with SAMI
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| #135 October 2001, p. 66, From the Bench A New Thermometer, Replacing Mercury with a Thermistor
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| #136 November 2001, p. 68, From the Bench Probe This
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| #137 December 2001, p. 70, From the Bench Desktop Status from NetMedia |
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| #138 January 2002, p. 68, HTML From the Bench What Good is IrD, Eh?, Part 1: Cordless Protocol
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| #139 February 2002, p. 70, HTML From the Bench What Good is IrD, Eh? Part 2: Wireless Communication
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| #140 March 2002, p. 68, HTML From the Bench Spy-Size Event Logger
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| #141 April 2002, p. 66, HTML From the Bench You Too Can Design with SoC, A Design Challenge 2002 Primer
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| #142 May 2002, p. 70, HTML From the Bench You're Not Alone, Dealing with Isolation
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| #143 June 2002, p. 70, From the Bench SmartMedia File Storage, Part 1: A Windows/DOS-Compatible File System
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| #144 July 2002, p. 70, From the Bench SmartMedia File Storage, Part 2: Directory Entries
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| #145 August 2002, p. 44, RISCy Business Part 1: RISC Projects by Cornell Students
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| #145 August 2002, p. 76, From the Bench SmartMedia File Storage, Part 3: Reading a File
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| #146 September 2002, p. 12, RISCy Business Part 2: Impressive Student Designs
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| #146 September 2002, p. 70, From the Bench SmartMedia File Storage, Part 4: Getting Your Data Inside
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| #147 October 2002, p. 62, HTML From the Bench 12, 16, 18, Hike! Dashing for Flash Cash
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| #148 November 2002, p. 70, From the Bench Smart Auto Brake Light Eliminates Turn Indicators
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| #149 December 2002, p. 66, From the Bench Smart RF Designing, Don't Put All of Your Eggs in One Basket
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| #150 January 2003, p. 72, HTML From the Bench GUI Interfacing, A Straightforward, Simple Solution
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| #151 February 2003, p. 68, HTML From the Bench Newcomer Nitron, Motorola's Leading 8/16-Pin MCUs
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| #152 March 2003, p. 74, From the Bench The Switching Approach, Infiltrating the Linear Supply Market
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| #153 April 2003, p. 70, From the Bench Intro to Mindstorms
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| #154 May 2003, p. 74, From the Bench Making Sense of the Gerber File Format
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| #155 June 2003, p. 68, HTML From the Bench Encore!, Zilog's Z8 Flash Memory-Based Micro
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| #156 July 2003, p. 72, From the Bench D-Classifying Your Audio
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| #157 August 2003, p. 60, HTML From the Bench Spotlight on the Renesas H8 Family, Hitachi and Mitsubishi Market MCUs for Embedded Systems
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| #158 September 2003, p. 70, From the Bench Next-Generation Text to Speech, Winbond Makes Strides with the WTS701
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| #159 October 2003, p. 66, From the Bench Designing with RGB LEDs
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| #160 November 2003, p. 70, From the Bench OOPic Eases Programming Headaches
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| #161 December 2003, p. 70, From the Bench Tabletop DMX Control |
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| #162 January 2004, p. 70, From the Bench Global XPortation, Harness the Power of the 'Net with the XPort Server
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| #163 February 2004, p. 68, HTML From the Bench The Growth of the Atmel AVR Family
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| #164 March 2004, p. 74, Intelligent Current Sensing Harness the Power of the ACS750 Hall Effect Current Sensor
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| #165 April 2004, p. 68, USB in Embedded Design Part 1: The Undeniable Benefits
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| #166 May 2004, p. 68, HTML USB in Embedded Design Part 2: HIDmaker Converts an Application
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| #167 June 2004, p. 68, Smart Sensor Design
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| #168 July 2004, p. 74, Lose the Crystal Linear's LTC6903/4 Programmable Oscillator
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| #169 August 2004, p. 48, Is There a Robot in Your Future? Emerging Robot Technologies
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| #170 September 2004, p. 54, Create a USB Hybrid Hub
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| #171 October 2004, p. 48, Digital Radio Control
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| #172 November 2004, p. 70, USB DMX
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| #173 December 2004, p. 26, HTML Light-to-Frequency Conversion Part 1: TSL230R-Based Pulse Oximeter |
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| #174 January 2005, p. 68, HTML Light-to-Frequency Conversion Part 2: Pulse and Oxygen Content
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| #175 February 2005, p. 60, HTML A Look at the M16C Lineup Renesas M16C Design Contest 2005
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| #176 March 2005, p. 72, Joystick Technology
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| #177 April 2005, p. 48, Stay in Touch Sensor Material for Robotics Applications
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| #178 May 2005, p. 70, Speech Synthesis with SpeakJet
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| #179 June 2005, p. 70, Surface-Mount Technology Guide
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| #180 July 2005, p. 46, A Fresh Look at VoIP
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| #181 August 2005, p. 46, Simulate First Simulation Techniques for Testing New MCUs
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| #182 September 2005, p. 76, Capacitive Sensing Technology
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| #183 October 2005, p. 78, Understanding Semiconductors
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| #184 November 2005, p. 72, Infrared Distance Measurement
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| #185 January 2006, p. 76, Regulator Review
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| #187 February 2006, p. 34, Power Over Ethernet Primer
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| #188 March 2006, p. 30, Simple Robotics Experimentation
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| #189 April 2006, p. 80, Automating Sudoku
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| #190 May 2006, p. 51, Radio-Free FM
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| #191 June 2006, p. 72, Can you Speak CAN? (Part 1)
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| #192 July 2006, p. 70, Can you Speak CAN? (Part 2)
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| #193 August 2006, p. 48, Light Therapy
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| #194 September 2006, p. 74, SPI Power Alarm
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| #195 October 2006, p. 74, Accessing the USB Framework
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| #196 November 2006, p. 72, Smart Character Display
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| #197 December 2006, p. 74, Portable Lightning Detector
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| #198 January 2007, p. 56, Green Energy
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| #199 February 2007, p. 74, Electric Movement and Control
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| #200 March 2007, p. 75, Embedded USB Breakthrough
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| #201 April 2007, p. 70, Local Interconnect Network
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| #202 May 2007, p. 72, Use an Accelerometer to Measure Slope
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| #203 June 2007, p. 75 Slotted Optical Switches
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| #204 July 2007, p. 69, HTMLA Look at Microchip's 16-Bit Micros
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| #205 August 2007, page 75, Graphical User Interfacing
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| #206 September 2007, p. 74, I-Zip Dashboard
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| #207 October 2007, p. 60, RoboGrowth
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| #208 November 2007, p. 70, Motor Driving for a Robotic Arm
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| #209 December 2007, p. 70, Collecting Solar Energy
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| #210 January 2008, p. 70, Portable Poll Server (Part 1)
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| #211 February 2008, p. 74, Portable Poll Server (Part 2)
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| #212 March 2008, p. 69, Navigating the Heavens
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| #213 April 2008. p. 73, HTML Digital Touch (A Potentiometer with No Moving Parts)
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| #214 May 2008, p. 70, Control Circuitry (PS2 Game Controller)
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| #215 June 2008, p. 62, Self-Destructive Behavior (Processor Action Requires Power Supply Removal)
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| #216 July 2008, p. 74, Electric Motor Technology (Theory, Construction, And Requirements)
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| #217 August 2008, p. 52, Water War Prevention (An MCU-Based Monitor For A Communal Well)
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| #218 September 2008, p. 68, Fingerprint Data Acquisition (Print Sensing with Embedded Technology)
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| #219 October 2008, p. 58, Serial Terminal Solution (2-Line LCD terminal)
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| #220 November 2008, p.74, Drive by Wire (A Look at Non-contact Sensing)
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| #221 December 2008, p. 62, Component Control (A Tool for Finding and Handling Small Parts)
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| #222 January 2009, p. 50, Access SD Memory Cards (Part 1) (Solid-State Storage Media in Embedded Apps)
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| #223 February 2009, p. 57, Access SD Memory Cards (Part 2) (Use the FAT File Format to Move Data)
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| #224 March 2009, page 56, Programmable Robotics (Part 1) (Build on an Existing Robot Platform)
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| #225 April 2009, page 58, Programmable Robotics (Part 2) (Application Development)
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| #226 May 2009, page 52, HTML, A World Without NTSC (Bridge the Gap Between NTSC and VGA)
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| #227 June 2009, page 60, Location Notification (A Look at Anisotropic Magnetoresistance Sensors)
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| #228 July 2009, page 56, Embedded Speak (A Text Library for Allophone Translation)
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| #229 August 2009, page 60, Threat Level Indication System (Implement a Simple USB-to-Parallel FIFO Interface)
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| #230 September 2009, page 66, Smart Circuitry for Battery Monitoring (Li-Ion multicell batteries)
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| #231 October 2009, page 60, Airflow Analysis (CFM meter)
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| #232 November 2009, page 66, Device Management (Monitor Networked Devices Via SNMP)
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| #233 December 2009, page 64, Extend and Isolate the I2C Bus |
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| #234 January 2010, page 62, Good Vibrations (Wave Shaping and Theremin Design with an MCU)
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| #235 February 2010, page 68, Sun Tracker (Part 1 - Create a Directional Light Sensor)
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| #236 March 2010, page 68, Sun Tracker (Part 1 - Power Up and Start Tracking)
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| #237 April 2010, page 26. Read-Only Memories
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| #238 May 2010, page 60, Machine Control: Customize and Implement MCU-Based Control Circuitry
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| #239 June 2010, page 62, Application Communication with USB (Part 1): The Enumeration Process Explained
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| #240 July 2010, page 58, Application Communication with USB (Part 2): The Importance of Descriptors
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| #241 August 2010, page 58, Application Communication with USB (Part 3): Assembly code Finale
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| #242 September 2010, page 56, Transmit and Decode Data (Design and Implement a Keyfob Decoder)
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| #243 October 2010, page 62, Real-Time Feedback (A Versatile LCD Character Display Module)
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| #244 November 2010, page 58, Recharging Portable Devices (A DIY Power Adapter Design)
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| #245 December 2010, page 58, Encoder Essentials ( How to Close the Loop with Hardware)
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| #246 January 2011, page 50, Smart Network Access Point (USNAP)
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| #247 February 2011, page 60, Serving Up BASIC (Your Web site in RUNBASIC)
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| #248 March 2011, page 60, Direct Line Connection (Non- isolated power)
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| #249 April 2011, page 64, Boot Up (Bootloading essentials)
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| #250 May 2011, page 68, Error Checking (Calculating CRCs)
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| #251 June 2011, page 60, Vehicle Diagnostics (part 1 - CAN and OBDII)
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| #252 July 2011, page 68, Vehicle Diagnostics (part 2 - preCAN standards)
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| #253 August 2011, page 56, Vehicle Diagnostics (part 3 - CAN protocol)
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| #254 September 2011. page 62, Lined Up With Nowhere To Go (Using a Linear Sensor Array)
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| #255 October 2011, page 60, Get Your Head Out Of The Cloud (An API for your Wi-Fi thermostat)
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| #256 November 2011, page 66, Fly-By-Wire Wheelchair (part 1 - Beyond Normal Joystick Control)
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| #257 December 2011, page 68, Fly-By-Wire Wheelchair (part 2 - Bluetooth Control)
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| #258 January 2012, page 58, Quantifying Precipitation (A Device To Measure Rainfall Volume)
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| #259 February 2012, page 68, A Multi-Serial Protocol Tool (USB To Serial whatever)
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| #260 March 2012, page 64, Wheel-Free Mobile Robots (Freescale FSLBOT)
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| #261 April 2012, page 68, SNAP to It (Part 1)>Mesh Networking Simplified<
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| #262 May 2012, page 68, SNAP to It (Part 2) SNAP Engine Versatility
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| #263 June 2012, page 68, Build an MCU-Based Automatic Blood Pressure Cuff
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| #264 July 2012, page 68, Wireless Data Delivery (Bluetooth)
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| #265 August 2012, page 68, Charging with PV Cells (Maximum Power Point)
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| #266 September 2012, page 66, Flowcharting Made Simple >(Use the Flowcode Flowcharting IDE to Write Code)
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| #267 October 2012, page 68, Mechanical Gyroscope Replacement (Part 1) (A Microelectromechanical Systems [MEMS] Solution)
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| #268 November 2012, page 70, Mechanical Gyroscope Replacement (Part 2) Gravity and Acceleration<
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| >#269 December 2012, page 70, Energy Extraction (Powering Up with Heat Transfer)
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| 25th Anniversary Issue, page 92,Electrical Engineering: Tricks and Tools for Project Success
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| #270 January 2013, page 70,< Web-Based Tools for Energy Efficiency
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| #271 February 2013, page 68, QR Coding for Engineers (2-D matrix barcodes)
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| #272 March 2013, page 68, Microcontroller-Based Morse Coding (Text 2 Morse 2 Text)
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| #273 April 2013, page 60, Build a MIDI CommunicationDevice (Part 1) Introduction to MIDI<
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| #274 May 2013, page 68, Build a MIDI Communication Device (Part 2) MIDI Output
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| #275 June 2013, page 68, Real-Time Fuel Consumption Monitor (Data Collection with an On-Board Diagnostics
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| #276 July 2013, page 70, Serial Displays Save Resources (Part 1) (Routines, Registers, and Commands)
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| #277 August 2013, page 70, >Serial Displays Save Resources (Part 2) (Button Commands)
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| #278 September 2013. page 64, Serial Displays Save Resources (Part 3) (BMP Files)
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| #279 October 2013, page 66, Robot Simulation (Part 1) (RobotBASIC basics)
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| #280 November 2013, page 66, Robot Simulation (Part 2) (Translating RobotBASIC)
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| #281 December 2013, page 66, Unleash Your Android Device’s Potential
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| #282 January 2014, page 68, DC Servomotors
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| #283 February 2014, page 68, A Visit to the World Maker Faire
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| #284 March 2014, page 58, A Low-Cost Connection to the IoT (Electric IMP)
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| #285 April 2014, page 66, Programmable RGB LED Strips
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| #286 May 2014, page 66, Passive RFID Tagging (Part 1) (Read-Only Tags)
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| #287 June 2014, page 68, Passive RFID Tagging (Part 2) (Front-End Analog Circuits)
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| #288 July 2014, page 66, LCD User Interface (Reconfiguring and Serial Backpacking)
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| #289 August 2014, page 66, IR Remotes (Part 1) (Remote Transmission)
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| #290 September 2014, page 66, IR Remotes (Part 2) (IR Transmissions Explained)
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| #291 October 2014, page 64, Embedded Voice
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| #292 November 2014, page 66, Embedded Voice Recognition (Part 2) (Add and Access Sound Files)
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| #293 December 2014, page 66, Got Power? (Smart Energy Harvesting for Small ELectronic Systems)
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| #294 January 2015, page 64, Current Traking (How to monitor Current Flow Under Various Operating Conditions)
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| #295 February 2015, page 66, Solid State Lighting (Part 1) (An Introduction to Electroluminescence)
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| #296 March 2015, page 66, Solid State Lighting (Part 2) (Getting Your Electroluminescent Lighting Under Control)
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| #297 April 2015, page 60, Ladder Logic (Part 1) (An Introduction to PLCs)
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| #298 May 2015, page 68, Ladder Logic (Part 2) (The Export File)
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| #299 June 2015, page 68, Ultraviolet Intensity Tracking (Build a microcontroller-based UV intensity tracking system)
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| #300 July 2015, page 66, Light Detection and Ranging (Part 1) (An Introduction to LIDAR Technology)
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| #301 August 2015, page 66, Light Detection and Ranging (Part 2) (Laser Sensor Exploration)
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| #302 September 2015, page 68, Wiegand World (An Introduction to the Physical Layer & Protocol)
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| #303 October 2015, page 68, Wireless Home Automation (Part 1) (X-10 and Beyond)
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| #304 November 2015, page 68, Wireless Home Automation (Part 2) (Data-Based App)
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| #305 December 2015, page 68, Wireless Home Automation (Part 3) (Interfacing with ZigBee Devices) |
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| #306 January 2016, page 68, Charting a Path (Use Run BASIC to Present Data)
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| #307 February 2016, page 66, Pressure for Energy Efficiency (Making your home more energy efficient)
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| #308 March 2016, page 68, Magnetic Force Awakens (A system to electronically monitor analog gauges)
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| #309 April 2016, page 68, Polar Express (Part 1) (MCU-Based Heart-Rate Monitoring)
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| #310 May 2016, page 64, Polar Express (Part 2) (Implementing Bluetooth Low Energy)
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| #311 June 2016, page 66, Serving Up HTML (Part 1) (Build a Low-Cost Web Server)
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| #312 July 2016, page 60, Serving Up HTML (Part 2) (Moving On Up to HTML5)
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| #313 August 2016, page 66, Get a Load of That (Construct a Load Cell Circuit)
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| #314 September 2016, page 68, Reverse Engineering Required (Working with an Expensive I2C LCD interface)
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| #315 October 2016, page 68, Powerless Display Technology (Part 1) (Interface an MCU to an E-Ink Display Module)
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| #316 November 2016, page 68, Powerless Display Technology (Part 2) (Interface an MCU to an E-Ink Display Module)
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| #317 December 2016, page 66, No Binary, No Problem (ASCII data to binary)
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| #318 January 2017, page 68, Real-World Mapping (Part 1) (Zeroing in on Locations with GPS)
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| #319 February 2017, page 62, Real-World Mapping (Part 2) (GPS Data)
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| #320 March 2017, page 66, Charge Management (For single Li-ion battery cells)
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| #321April 2017, page 69, MIDI Beat Box (Part 1) (Keeping the Beat)
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| #322 May 2017, page 68, MIDI Beat Box (Part 2) (The Beat Goes On)
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| #323 June 2017, page 70, Long-Range, Low-Power Wireless Communications (Part 1)
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| #324 July 2017, page 68, LR, LP Wireless Communications (Part 2) (Put LoRa to Work)
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| #325 August 2017, page 62 Preventing Unwanted Entry (Part 1)
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| #326 September 2017, page 64, Deadbolt the Uninvited (Part 2) (Locked Out of My Home)
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| #327 October 2017, page 62, Gas Monitoring & Sensing (Part 1) (Fun with Fragrant Analysis)
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| #328 November 2017, page 68, Gas Monitoring & Sensing (Part 2) (Putting the Sensor to Work)
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| #329 December 2017, page 66, Money Sorting Machines (Part 1) (Pocket Change)
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| #330 January 2018, page 68, Money Sorting Machines (Part 2)
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| #331 February 2018, page 64, Money Sorting Machines (Part 3)
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| #332 March 2018, page 66, Texting and IoT Embedded Devices (Part 1) (Fun with the ESP8266 SoC)
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| #333 April 2018, page 64, Texting and IoT Embedded Devices (Part 2) (A Messaging Mission)
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| #334 May 2018, page 66, Wireless Charging Electric (Field of Dreams)
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| #335 June 2018, page 66, Passive Infrared Sensors (Homing in on Heat)
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| #336 July 2018, page 66, Electronic Speed Control (Part 1) Motor Evolution
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| #337 August 2018, page 68, Electronic Speed Control (Part 2) Building the Circuit
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| #338 September 2018, page 70, Electronic Speed Control (Part 3) Taking Flight
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| #339 October 2018, page 68, Fog-Detection Audio Project (Using Arduino Uno)
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| #340 November 2018, page 66, Sleeping Electronics (Managing Power Vampires)
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| #341 December 2018, page 65, Sun Tracking Project (Using PIC18 MCU)
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| #342 January 2019, page 67, High-Side Current Sensing (A Means of Measuring)
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| #343 February 2019, page 69, Tinkering with Time (Protocols and Programming)
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| #344 March 2019, page 69, Non-Evasive Current Sensor (Pondering Probes)
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| #345 April 2019, page 69, Building an All-in-One Serial Terminal (With a Tiny Touchscreen)
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| #346 May 2019, page 67, An Itty Bitty Education (STEM at Home)
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| #347 June 2019, page 68, Windless Wind Chimes (Part 1) (Let Randomness Ring)
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| #348 July 2019, page 67, Windless Wind Chimes (Part 2) (My MIDI Upgrade)
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| #349 August 2019, page 64, Watt’s Up with LEDs? (Efficiency Put to the Test)
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| #350 September 2019, page 64, Offloading Intelligence (A Robotics Example)
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| #351 October 2019, page 67, MQ Telemetry Transport (Part 1) (Going Aloft with Mosquitto)
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| #352 November 2019, page 64, MQ Telemetry Transport (Part 2) (Bringing it All Back Home)
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| #353 December 2019, page 61, Controlled Circuit Breaking (Home Electricity Evolution)
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| #354 January 2020, page 66, Shedding Light on Smart LED Design (Part 1) (Programming and Pixels)
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| #355 February 2020, page 68, Shedding Light on Smart LED (Part 2) (Cube Puzzle with No Moving Parts)
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| #356 March 2020, page 66, Taking RPLIDAR Out for a Spin (Part 1) (Out for
a Spin)
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| #357 April 2020, page 66, Taking RPLIDAR Out for a Spin (Part 2) (Intelligence
Upgrade)
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| #358 May 2020, page 68, Upgrading the Weather Tree (With I2C
Interfacing)
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| #359 June 2020, page 68, Measuring Soil Moisture with ADCs (Capacitors
as Garden Tools)
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| #360 July 2020, page 66, Oil Tank Gauge Uses Ultrasonic Sensing (Arduino
in Action)
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| #361 August 2020, page 66, Build a Joystick Interface for Flight Sims
(Using Trusted RC )
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| #362 September 2020, page 66, Dusting Off the Vinyl (Wireless-Connected
Turntable)
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| #363 October 2020, page 70, White Hot: Measuring Color Temperature (Using
an Arduino Mega)
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| #364 November 2020, page 68, Voltage Regulators (Beat the Heat)
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| #365 December 2020, page 60, Automated TV Antenna Positioning System (Zeroing
in on HDTV)
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| #366 January 2021, page 62, Build a Tiny OLED Display Subsystem (SSD1306
Out on a Cheap Date)
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| #367 February 2021, page 67, Crafting a Custom Dictionary (Using Liberty
BASIC)
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| #368 March 2021, page 70, Control and Monitor Valves Remotely (High-Tech
Plumbing with 8-bit MCU)
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| #369 April 2021, page 64, Magnetic Repulsion-Based Levitation
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| #370 May 2021, page 62, A Guide to Using Transistors (As a Switch and More)
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| #371 June 2021, page 67, Create a Calendar File Building App (Using
Liberty BASIC)
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| #372 July 2021, page 68, Build Your Own Battery Monitor (Counting
Coulombs)
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| #373 August 2021, page 68, Putting 1-Wire Protocol into Action (Power and
Control Share a Link)
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| #374 September 2021, page 68, How Gun-Style IR Thermometers Work (Part 1) (Foreheads
and Fahrenheits)
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| #375 October 2021, page 68, How Gun-Style IR Thermometers Work (Part 2) (Time
for Temperature Tests)
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| #376 November 2021, page 68, Timekeeping Using an MCU (Stepper Substitute)
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| #377 December 2021, page 68, Refrigerator Repair Project (Using Espressif’s
ESP32 MCU)
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| #378 January 2022, page 68, Build an IR-Based LEGO Train Controller (Part 1) (Near-Wavelength IR in Action)
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| #379 February 2022, page 58, Build an IR-Based LEGO Train Controller (Part 2) (IR Receiving End)
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| #380 March 2022, page 58, Using I2S to Transfer Digital Data (Part 1) (The Input Side)
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| #381 April 2022, page 52, Using I2S to Transfer Digital Data (Part 2) (The Output Side)
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| #382 May 2022, page 66, Hand Gesture Detection (Using Broadcom’s APDS-9960)
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| #383 June 2022, page 68, Small Signal Sampling (In a Heartbeat)
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| #384 July 2022, page 69, Heart Monitoring From Home (A Personal EKG Device and Heart Monitor)
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| #385 August 2022, page 69, Build Quiz Game Based on Key Fob (Q&A Game Project with MEGA 2560 and Key Fob)
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| #386 September 2022, page 70, It’s All HD Now (The Gameduino GDX3 Dazzler)
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| #387 October 2022, page 69, Don’t Touch That! (You Don’t Know Where It’s Been)
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| #388 November 2022, page 69, Rainbow LEDs (Comparing Options)
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| #389 December 2022
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