Electronics & Beyond (July 2001)
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The July 2001 issue of Electronics & Beyond kicks off with a series of projects that allow readers to construct practical devices, such as a wireless security alarm and a digital speedometer developed by young German engineers, showcasing the magazine's commitment to blending educational content with real-world applications. The issue also navigates through various electronic themes, offering a refreshing perspective on electronics with projects like Lego Mindstorms and a soil moisture tester, catering to a broad spectrum of interests from robotics to agricultural electronics.
Moreover, the magazine embraces alternative technology, providing insights into the accessible nature of robotics, the fundamentals of UPS systems, solar water heating, and the community-driven solar clubs. These sections aim to educate readers on sustainable and renewable energy sources, highlighting Maplin's forward-thinking approach to electronics and technology.
The microelectronics segment discusses the intricacies of a GPS logger and profiling the success of Cirrus Logic, shedding light on the advancements and achievements within the microelectronics industry.
Projects to Make
Electronic Themes
Alternative Technology
Microelectronics
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