The Fourier transform makes it possible to obtain the components that make up a signal in the transformed domain. In the most common case, the Fourier transform of temporal signals provides the frequencies (ω) that make up the signal. Equivalently, the spatial Fourier transform, applied on a signal defined in space, provides its components typically […]
DIY Project: Redesigning and Building the Electronic Board of a Remote Control Car. Developed and written by Niva_v_Kopirce. Christmas came and I was getting ready to give my nephew a cheap Chinese car. I always like to check beforehand if any gift containing electronic components works. It worked fine, however, I instantly noticed a few […]
In communications, signal propagation theory studies the movement of signals from the transmitter to the receiver through a transmission medium. Depending on the characteristics of the signal and the medium, different situations may arise. In general, the cases are classified according to the type of distortion they produce in the transmitted signal. This text is […]
Phase velocity typically denotes the speed with which a sinusoidal wave or tone moves in the medium in which it propagates. The term is coined because the velocity at which the tone moves is equivalent to the speed at which any one of its phases moves, whether it is a phase that produces a zero, […]
The term group velocity defines the rate at which the envelope of a signal propagates in a transmission medium. This signal transmitted over the medium is obtained when a modulating signal modulates a central frequency, typically called the carrier [1]. As a result, the modulating signal and the envelope are equivalent. While the envelope propagates […]
VFD Night Light DIY Project. Developed and written by Frasier Chew. Vacuum Fluorescent Displays (VFDs) have been around for over 6 decades. Although its heyday has passed in favour of other newer display technologies like the LCD, they are still being used today because of their robustness. VFDs are able to operate under a wide […]
Curve Tracer DIY Project developed and written by Basin Street Design. This is for all those tube amp enthusiasts and hackers out there. I wanted to build a tube stereo amp that I could be proud of. However in the course of wiring it up I found that some 6AU6s just refused to bias where […]
This article reviews the basic theory of waves and wave motion focusing on a practical application: electronics and communications. In addition, images and graphs of moving waves are provided to facilitate the understanding of the concepts explained. The text is organized as follows. First, waves are defined from a general and also mathematical point of […]
Are you an electronics hobbyist or professional and develop your own home-made projects? Are you so proud of one of them that you would like to publish it online? Then don’t hesitate any longer. In this post we explain the steps to publish your electronic project online at Electroagenda. First of all, keep in mind […]
Tuxedo Park, by Jennet Conant, is one of the few non-technical books that guarantees an interesting read for the entire scientific community. Especially recommended for our audience of electronics hobbyists, electronic engineers, telecommunications engineers and physicists, Tuxedo Park is a surprising, inspiring and enriching book for anyone whose profession is related to the world of […]