#Electronic Projects

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Exciting Electronic projects for your Academic Projects

At Takeoff Edu Group, we merge creativity with skill to work electronic wonders. Here, we are passionate to helping everyone get into cool Electronic projects. Whether you're really good at engineering or just starting to learn, we have plenty of stuff to help you out and keep your ideas coming. We've got something for everyone, whether you like making your own gadgets or working on fancy robots. Our community is full of people who love creating things. Come with us as we explore, try things out, and come up with cool ideas in the fun world of electronic projects.

Here are the Takeoff Edu group titles for Electronic projects:

Latest:

High-Precision and Low-Power Offset Cancelling Tri-State Sensing Latch in NAND Flash Memory

Trendy:

Performance Analysis of 4-Bit Multiplier using 90nm Technology

An Accurate Low-Power Power-on-Reset Circuit in 55-nm CMOS Technology

Low Power and High-Performance Associative Memory Design

Low Power, High Performance PMOS Biased Sense Amplifier

Low-Power Retentive True Single-Phase-Clocked Flip-Flop With Redundant-Recharge-Free Operation

Design and Analysis of Low-Power High Performance 4-Bit Parallel Shift Register using Retentive True Single Phase Clocked D-Flip Flop

Standard:

Optimizing Ternary Multiplier Design with Fast Ternary Adder

High Efficient GDI-CNTFET-Based Approximate Full Adder for Next-Generation of Computer Architectures

Design and Implementation of a Low Power Ternary Content Addressable Memory (TCAM)

Accounting for Meritor I-V Non-linearity in Low Power Memristive Amplifiers

Optimizing Ternary Multiplier Design with Fast Ternary Adder

The Above Electronic project are the example titles of Takeoff Edu Group. Here we not only provide Electronic projects, but also furnishes all kind of project to upgrade your skills and improve your innovation levels for Students as well as hobbyists. Takeoff Edu Group gives you a proper guidance and support to those peoples who are eager to learn more about these projects with step-by-step instructions and detailed explanations.

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Goth -  Death in June, March Violets, Clan of Xymox, Christian Death, Southern Death Cult, Sisters of Mercy, Drab Majesty, Tropic of Cancer, 13th Chime, And Also the Trees, 

No Wave (Ice age, Sonic Youth) 

Darkwave - IAMTheShadow, this cold night, Tropic of Cancer, Nation of Language, Ritual Howls, A Projection, Topographies, Siglo XX, Bolshoi, Lust for Youth, VR Sex, A place to bury strangers 

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Installation view of The Electronic Diaries of Lynn Hershman Leeson 1984–2019 six-channel video installation, 74’, colour, sound, 1984 - 2019 Lynn Hershman Leeson Image: Alwin Lay

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i dont know what to call him but heres another slut

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Popular Electronics - Build "Throbbing" Vibrato, December 1957

cred: facebook.com/Danelectro Fan Club

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hiiiii

tested an ips tft display i have since ahh... spring. not so long ago ive got an idea to embody a scene from 8:11, when ryker got splashed with blood at the screen with leon.

its a wip now but i hope i would not be eaten by exams due this week..

heres more photos of display, but now in a dark.

less interesting - while writing the code it turned out that i didnt have the library i needed, which wasn't even in the built-in ide library search. so i went to github, and there it turned out that the library was outdated and in its place there was a new one (since 2020 ig), the version of which was already downloaded. i had to download the archive and upload it to ide to make everything work. also, i need to edit the program a little and clean it from unnecessary #includes, so there is no confusion.. and i also used a breadboard

[borninwinter81]

Cyber goth dress + my favourite way to make patches

I thrifted this dress a couple of weeks ago for £1. I believe it started life as some sort of costume, possibly a sexy firefighter, but the fabric is really good quality cotton, and I thought it had some cybergoth potential with the yellow and reflective bits. I also really like the metal fastenings.

I already had a high-viz coat in my wardrobe from when I used to go bicycling more often, so I was able to steal more reflective bits from that. Not yet sure what I'll do with them, probably cut interesting shapes and glue or sew them on. Photos with and without flash.

And then yesterday I got a half meter of cotton fabric for £1 which is an almost exact colour match, so I can make some stencilled patches.

I already had fabric paint at home, so this entire outfit has only cost me £2! Cybergoth clothing is usually super expensive.

There are lots of tutorials for making stencilled patches on YouTube, (@rattusrattus3 has some excellent ones) but I lack patience and don't like cutting out intricate pieces, especially for lettering, so I had the idea to use alphabet stickers. You can pick these up really cheap from your local pound shop or dollar store depending on where you're from. I think mine were 40p a packet.

Stick them to your fabric, use fabric paint and a sponge, then when you peel the stickers off you'll have the words in relief. You can go thicker than I have here to make the surrounding area totally opaque, but I like the edges being messy and faded out. These are both song titles from cyber/industrial bands that I like.

Here are some other examples that I've done in the past. These were all done with pound shop spray paint which isn't ideal for fabric, but it's cheap! You'll also get more of the original fabric colour showing through with this kind of paint, which is nice.

If you're using black fabric, gold or silver paint will generally work better than white. These are all Devin Townsend song lyrics.

The only negative to this method for some people may be that the letters will be very uniform, but I like that. And if you want to you can space them irregularly to break things up a bit. Or you might be able to find more interestingly shaped alphabet stickers than I did!

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MΛNITU (2024) youtube / vimeo

Set of 144 glyphs, displayed in digital and analogue form simultaneously. Light installation

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Simple Electronics Projects for Engineering Students

Are you a Final year student? Looking for “Simple electronic projects”? Then I have a Suggestion for you, Takeoff Edu Group provide number of project for Final year Students. Here we furnish a best Ideas and innovative projects for all Kind of Students (like Beginners to Advanced) based on their needs.

As an Engineering Students, You have to work on Simple Electronic projects on your Academic year.

Here are a few Takeoff Edu Group Title of simple electronic projects

Trendy Projects:

Virtex 7 FPGA Implementation of 256 Bit Key AES Algorithm with Key Schedule and Sub Bytes Block Optimization.

A Low-Power Low-Cost Design of Primary Synchronization Signal Detection.

Approximate Belief Propagation Decoder for Polar Codes.

Unequal Error Protection Code Derived from Orthogonal Latin Square Code.

Design and Implementation of a Hybrid Switching Router for the Reconfigurable Network-On-Chip.

Standard Projects

The Mesochronous Dual-Clock FIFO Buffer.

A Double Error Correction Code for 32-bit Data Words with Efficient Decoding.

Security Enhancement of Information using Multi-layered Cryptographic Algorithm.

Fast Mapping and Updating Algorithms for a Binary CAM on FPGA.

Security Enhancement of Information using Multi-layered Cryptographic Algorithm.

LED Blinking Circuit:

Components: LED, Resistor (220 ohms), Breadboard, Jumper wires.

Connect the LED and resistor in series and then connect them to the power source. The LED should blink on and off.

Buzzer Circuit:

Components: Buzzer, Resistor (1k ohm), Transistor (NPN, e.g., 2N3904), Breadboard, Jumper wires.

Connect the buzzer, resistor, and transistor in a circuit. Apply power, and the buzzer should produce sound.

Light-Activated Switch:

Components: LDR (Light Dependent Resistor), Resistor (10k ohms), Transistor (NPN), LED, Breadboard, Jumper wires.

Connect the components such that the LED turns on when light falls on the LDR.

Temperature Sensor with LM35:

Components: LM35 temperature sensor, Resistor (1k ohm), LCD display, Breadboard, Jumper wires.

Connect the LM35 to the LCD display to measure and display the temperature.

Simple Audio Amplifier:

Components: LM386 IC, Capacitor (10uF), Capacitor (0.1uF), Resistor (10k ohms), Speaker, Breadboard, Jumper wires.

Connect the components to create a basic audio amplifier circuit.

The above-mentioned Article are only the example of “Simple electronic projects”?, Here Takeoff Edu Group provide All kind of Academic projects with best project knowledge and support to Student necessities.

Why are you waiting for join and let’s start your Electronic Project today with Takeoff Edu Group.

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Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe

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Oppenheimer (2023)

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vivid bad squad - Toya Aoyagi (4/5)

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