electronics

Shuichi Toriga and Manami Tarai attempt to uncover the mysteries hidden inside a strange object given to Manami by a group of alien admirers.

Instructions for experiments, preceded by fundamental descriptions of electronics, explain electronic components and demonstrate how calculators, radios, and other electronic devices works.

Describes the instruments and techniques used in locating such things as metal, enemy submarines, petroleum, tornadoes, and skyjackers.

Presents fully detailed and diagrammed plans for forty electronic projects that can be made at home for less than one hundred dollars.

Simple text and illustrations explain how to be safe while using technology, covering watching television, surfing the Internet, and more.

Describes some of the high-tech inventions created since the mid-1900s including the integrated circuit and ENIAC, cell phones and personal computers, DVDs and HMD headsets, and plasma TVs.

A parody of Margaret Brown's "Goodnight Moon" in which a family bids goodnight to their electronic gadgets before going to bed.

Presents an introduction to Electricity and magnetism, covering the history of their study, important concepts related to them, and applied technology that utilizes these forces.