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This Web site offers a one-stop shop for electronic projects with images, circuits with full descriptions, schematics and diagrams for printed circuit boards (PCBs), integrated circuits, and homemade electronic devices....
This activity from the Exploratorium provides instructions to build an electroscope, a device that detects electrical charge. Common, inexpensive materials including film canisters, 3-M Scotch Magicâ„¢ Tape, and a plastic...
The Electrostatics Society of America is a nonprofit professional society devoted to the advancement and improved understanding of electrostatics. The group's website provides information about their activities, meetings...
This article from the Flow Control Network discusses magnetic flowmeters. To counteract the disadvantages of continuous AC magmeters, while retaining some of the advantages of pulsed DC meters, some suppliers have...
Inviting users to begin "thinking like scientists," Explorify is a widely-regarded tool for fostering science enthusiasm. Teachers will want to bookmark this resource for next year's curriculum, and parents and...
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