Nuts and Volts Magazine
Features
See how to work with analog I/O using the NI MyRIO.
Morse code is alive and well as a means of communication, even in this digital age.
Explore one new way of interacting with embedded systems, smart devices, and the Internet of Things by using a translational reality interface.
Projects
This ballistic chronograph can be used to measure all kinds of fun things like the speed of a pea shot from a straw, the muzzle velocity of a Nerf® gun, or maybe even the speed of a Hot Wheels® car in mid-jump!
Make your music come alive with lights.
Columns
Q&A
by Kristen McIntyre
Reader Questions Answered Here (03.2017)
Find answers to questions on phantom power, extending Wi-Fi range on the cheap, and PBX and auto dialers.
The Ham’s Wireless Workbench
by H. Ward Silver
Wireless Modes — Part 1
If you employ a wireless data or voice link, you're using modes. This column is an overview of fundamental modes used in communication systems.
The Spin Zone
by Jon McPhalen
Readdressing Smart Pixels
Today, smart LEDs are everywhere, and come in a variety of styles. It just might be time to have a look at my pixel driver and bring it up-to-date with new choices such as the SK6812RGBW.
TechKnowledgey
by Jeff Eckert
Events, Advances, and News (03.2017)
Information on current events, advances, and news in various technology fields.
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