Here is a list of 5 of the best electronic blogs that I have found on the web.
Instead of reading about violence, crime and corruption in the “normal” news every morning, I use an RSS feed reader and read about cool electronic projects from blogs around the world. This way, I start my day in a great mood, inspired to create new amazing things.
1. Hack a day
“Hack a day” is one of my favorite electronic blogs and one of the largest of its kind. There are lots of cool projects on this hack blog. They update their blog with many posts every day. I would definitely recommend checking it out.
2. HacknMod.com
The slogan of Hack N Mod is “You name it. We Hack it.”
This blog has lots of videos of cool projects from around the world. They usually link to the full project details so that it is possible to replicate the projects they write about. This electronic blog only adds a few new blog posts each month, but it is usually very interesting posts. Check it out!
3. PyroElectro
PyroElectro’s blog is a great maker blog that features many articles about robotics and electronic circuits. Their web page is easy to navigate. They update their blog about one or two times per day.
Read my interview with Chris @ Pyroelectro.com
4. Electronics-Lab.com Blog
The Electronics-Lab.com blog contains information about new components, articles describing different technologies and tutorials on how to make different kinds of electronic circuits like Arduino shields, USB circuits and RFID circuits. Lots of new blog posts almost every day.
5. Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories has a blog full of interesting articles about electronics. It is updated a few times per month, so not too many updates, but lots of good stuff anyway. There are also lots of other good blogs out there if you want more =)
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Thanks for sharing these electronic blog sites! 🙂
Wow, evilmadscientist.com rocks, thanks for the link. Not sure how I never stumble upon that.
Wow Just what I have been looking for for days. Thanks alot
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A fantastic list of electronic blogs!
I’ve been looking for a few of these blogs to learn more.
Thanks for sharing this.
I just bought a raspberry pi 3 model B
http://www.w11stop.com/raspberry-pi-3-model-b and
now having problems. I am using a 5V 3A adapter
for power but it is heating up my pi?
Can any1 tell me how much power is needed
to function raspberry pi properly?
3A should be more than enough current. If the Pi turns on, then the power supply is not the problem. If it does not turn on, you might need to complain to that store.