Explore all electronics projects from simple electronics projects to high-end MCU and IoT projects. These projects belong to a wide range of categories such as Embedded, Power Electronics, Analog, Digital Electronics, Audio and Internet of Things. The below list of electronics projects contains 1200+ projects come under various electronics engineering domains.
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Blynk is an easy-to-use IoT platform using which you can easily build graphic interfaces for all your projects by simply…
Various mosquito repellent solutions like coils, liquid vaporizers, and creams, all have possible adverse effects to health.…
IR based security alarm circuit can detect any movement and trigger the alarm. This circuit is very useful in homes, banks…
In this time of the Corona pandemic, elevators have become a high-risk place where everybody touches the same buttons. At many…
In this DIY tutorial, we are going to build an IoT-based GPS Location tracker using NEO-6M GPS Module. This Location Tracker…
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is a version of Bluetooth and it is present as a smaller, highly optimized version of the classic…
It’s been almost two years since amazon released the Amazon ECHO voice controlled speaker and the popularity of the speaker has…
Any electronics projects enthusiast has to first familiarize themselves with basic electronic projects. This includes trying to…
This is an interesting project in which we explore the power of an Arduino and Android to create a Surveillance device which…
IR Transmitter and IR Receiver are commonly used to control electronic devices wirelessly, mainly through a remote. TV remotes…
There are several critical machines or expensive equipment which suffer damage due to vibrations. In such a case, a vibration…
DIY Music players are fun to build, and we previously built a few music players using Arduino and a dedicated MP3…
