Practical electronics 05/2016

Description

Editor-in-chief recommends

Every building electronic device knows how important the right selection of connectors is. Another problem is the conversion of logic levels, because the processor is usually powered by a lower voltage than the periphery. Therefore, in the May EP, we suggest where you can look for available solutions and which ones to use.

In the May edition, I recommend the FPGA programming course based on inexpensive MAX10 series circuits (MAXimator PCB). I recommend it all the more that solving simple tasks can be provided with an evaluation board with an FPGA chip and a rich set of components to facilitate building prototypes, testing circuit solutions and finally learning programming.

In the issue

• projects
  • Attachment module with triacs
  • Micro Head for electric guitar. Guitar amplifier with a power of 25W
  • A radio for everyone
  • Driver of the tube amplifier
  • DSPfactory (3). A professional sound effect for musicians
• Soft projects
  • Raspberry PI as a bitcoin excavator
  • A supercomputer with Raspberry PI
• Readers' projects
  • Ball valve driver (1)
• Miniprojekty
  • Raspberry PI audio module with I2S and S / PDIF outputs
  • 4-channel thermostat
  • USB / I2C adapter
• Builder notebook
  • Signal connectors
  • Logic level converters - solution overview
  • Raspberry PI 3
  • Antennas in portable devices (2). SMD antennas for soldering on a printed circuit board
  • SATA interface for Raspberry PI
• presentations
  • Industrial connectors for high speed communication protocols
  • DT9829 - universal measuring module
• Equipment
  • The new RSA500 and RSA600 series analyzers
• TEC 2016
  • We invite you to TEC 2016
• Automation and mechatronics
  • New from Phoenix Contact
  • New on the industrial computer market
  • Programming of HMI panels (2)
• courses
  • Riverdi display with an expansion module for Arduino
  • First steps with FPGA (2). MAXIMIMATOR School - the first project with a schematic editor
  • Renesas Synergy - Internet of Things at your fingertips (1)
  • STM puzzle: PWM generator
  • Basics of STM32F746G-DISCO programming. How to build an oscilloscope with FFT using STM32F746G-DISCO
• From the publisher
  • Do not miss. components
  • Do not miss. Cocktail of Noodles
  • Do not miss. Prediction
  • Necessary electronics
  • Subscription
  • Kramik and the market
  • Announcements of the next issue