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  • Electronics Devices Science Fair Projects
    R=Reference   C=Circuit/Schematic   S=Sample Project
    Build a simple electronic device to measure light scattering in liquids, and use it to measure the effect of protease activity. R
    Multi-Touch Table: An Infrared-Based Touch Interface Designed for Collaborative Data Manipulation R
    Determine if inexperienced video game players perform better with abstract control schemes or controls built using natural mapping. R
    Determine the amount of MP3 data compression that is acceptable in different genres of digital audio music recordings. R
    Build a simple dimmer switch and investigate the relationship between resistance in the circuit and the amount of light produced. R
    Build Your Own Super-sensitive Electric Field Detector R
    The Effect of Run Time on the Electrical Resistance of an Alternating Current (AC) Carbon Arc R
    Determine if increasing the number of pixels makes a video game character look better. R
    A Comparative Study of Headphones / Earphones for MP3 Players R
    Build a Laser Beam Burglar Alarm R R
    Basic laser science projects: measurement of small angles; build a laser range finder R
    Intermediate laser science projects: Laser based display of sound and resonance; build a laser spirograph R
    Demonstrate of the principals of bar code scanning by using lasers R
    Build and test a wire recorder. R
    Build a sensor for measuring magnetic field strength and to use it for measuring the strength of different types of magnets. R
    Make an acoustic guitar pickup using the piezoelectric transducer from a simple electronic buzzer. R
    Compare linear vs. logarithmic potentiometers for controlling signals. R
    Determine the maximum "recording density" for storing digitized information using a grid of bar magnets. R

    Amazon Kindle vs. Sony Reader: Which is best for your money? R
    Build Your Own Dimmer R
    Decimal to BCD Convertors C R
    Simple Analog to Digital Converters C R
    Build an Alertness Monitoring Device Based on Infrared Light R
    Build your own LED water conductivity meter - conductivity as a water quality measurement R
    Build a simple cosmic ray detector that can be built by high school teachers R
    Build Your Own Marx Generator R
    Marx Bank Driven Flash X-ray Generator: A Powerful Tool to Study High Speed Phenomena R R
    Determining the Coefficient of Kinetic Friction with a Microcontroller R
    Converting Ambient Sound into Electric Energy by Utilizing a Dynamic Cone Speaker R
    Investigate the CCD: Heart of the Digital Camera and other Optical Devices R S
    Build an electronic Electroscope R R
    How do speakers work? Build Your Own Loudspeaker. R S
    Build and demonstrate a nitrogen laser. R R R R R R
    Build Your Own Seismometer R R
    Using Capacitance to Distinguish between Living and Dead Cells R
    The Accuracy of a Barcode Reader as a Function of Sampling Frequency per Bit of Data R R
    Build a Simple Lie Detector R
    A square wave test signal generator for testing electronic projects R
    Railway Signals/Traffic Lights C C C
    Lead-Acid Battery Monitor R
    Build and investigate an Ion Detector C R R R R R
    Build and investigate a Geiger counter R
    Build a Fuse Monitor C
    Build a sensitive charge detector R
    Build a cloud charge monitor R
    Build a moving charge sensor R
    Construct a digital telescope utilizing tomography R
    Is it possible to predict the onset of chaos in an electrical circuit? R R
    The effect of distance on radiation power emitted by various types of cell phones (health hazard) R R
    Active vs. Passive Electronic Filters R R
    Determine the ratio between the oil and the electrically charged particles in electronic paper. R
    Creating an Acoustic Guitar Pickup Using Optical Components R R
    Examine how CDs are protected against scratches and markings. R R
    Build a Linen Diaphragm Speaker R
    Build an Active Speaker R
    Build a LED Radiometer R
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    Computers
    Robotics & (AI)
    Radio & Wireless
    Telecommunications
    Electronics Components
    Power Supplies
    Clocks Timers and Counters
    Radar & Sonar
    Cell Phones
    Solar Cells
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