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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 18Korean

    Yongsan Electronics Market

    Yongsan Electronics Market is a major retail area in Seoul, South Korea, comprising over 20 buildings with 5,000 stores selling electronics, appliances, computers, and software. The market features diverse shopping experiences ranging from traditional retail shops with fixed prices to vendors who expect haggling, and has faced criticism for aggressive merchant behavior that spawned the term yongpari.

    By idatum
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Secret Life of Circuits – Illustrated Guide to Electronic Circuit Design

    An illustrated guide to electronic circuit design covering fundamentals of conduction and semiconductors, analog and digital circuits, microcontrollers, and practical PCB design. The book progresses from basic electrical principles through circuit building blocks to applications in digital systems and embedded software.

    By Michal Zalewski
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    "The Secret Life of Circuits" is here

    A new book titled 'The Secret Life of Circuits' has been published and is now available for order. The book serves as a practical reference guide to electronics and circuit design, featuring over 300 diagrams and illustrations in a full-color hardcover format, with orders shipping directly from the publisher and through major retailers including Barnes & Noble and Amazon.

    By Lcamtuf
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    The Tube Computer: A modern 8 bit design, built with recycled 1950s vacuum tubes

    A hobbyist built a modern 8-bit computer using recycled 1950s vacuum tubes, designed to run applications like an airship flight simulator and Fibonacci sequence calculations. The machine features a humanoid form with separate sections for arithmetic logic, control functions, and input/output, and requires careful thermal stabilization and safety precautions due to high-voltage operation.

    By CharlesW
  5. 005Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Intro to voltages and power in computing and possibility of reducing it

    An introductory explanation of electrical circuits, voltage, current, and power in computing. Voltage represents the push on charge, current is the flow rate, and power is their product. The article clarifies misconceptions using analogies and defines key terms like ground, Vdd, and decade for understanding how processors work at the electrical level.

    By logicallee