Today we released a new patch for the Fon firmware. We have included OpenVPN in the firmware so your Fonera can now act as an VPN server! Download and read more here.

CircuitDB is proud to announce that saurabhparashar is the winner of the CircuitDB Design Contest 2008! He sent in his Programmable path navigator Robot project. Congratulations saurabhparashar! You win 100 US dollar and eternal fame!

Here is some good news for WiiKey owners, http://wiikey.cn is up again! They also have released an update that should fix the problem with original Super Smash Bros Brawl disc and add a DVD update blocker to prevent a NTSC disc to ruin your PAL Wii. Just to be sure CircuitDB will continue hosting the files here.

CircuitDB wants you to share your circuit designs with the world. Be sure to submit your design before the 29th of February 2008. Visit the CircuitDB contest page for more details.

CircuitDB wants you to share your circuit designs or electronics projects with the world. The best design will receive 100 US dollar and eternal fame. So start submitting as many designs as you want and get the award! Closing date is 29 February 2008. Visit the CircuitDB contest page for more details.

CircuitDB now has an RSS feed. Just add CircuitDB RSS feed to your favorite feed reader. Or click this icon:

Finally the new website has been launched. The looks have been improved, the from is really integrated into the website now and maintenance has become more easy. Feel free post your comments and or bug reports at the forum topic: New Design: Comments and Bug Reports

Today the database counts exactly 200 electronic circuit designs and schematics. I still have a lot of circuits to add, which I will do in the near future.

Natrium42 and his brother (Xploder) have made a setup to demonstrate the posibilities of DSerial. It allows you to control RoboDS using simple controls and live streaming video. Check it at http://www.natrium42.com/robot

CircuitDB now has a forum to discuss al your DIY electronics questions or ideas. Become a member and join the discussion! I'm looking for moderators. Drop me a line at jos (at) circuitdb (dot) com if you want to become a moderator.

I'm pround to annouce that CircuitDB has over 100 members. Hopefully people will continue to join us in the year 2007!

It is now possible to post any comments you have completly anonymous. If you have any comments don't hesitate and post it so others can learn from it! Of course it is needless to say that messages posted can be removed in case of vulgar language, spamming, political messages, etc.

Since the end of May 2006 the database contains over 100 electronic circuit designs and schematics. The database is still growing. Register and add your design to the database as well!

I improved the search engine to support complete sentences. Also results are sorted on match starting with the best match found. I hope this help finding the electronic circuit design or schematic you are looking for! Just enter your search in the top right corner to give it a try.

It is now possible to make a comment and rate any of the electronic circuit designs. To do so your have to register yourself. Then you are ready to add your opinion to the circuit designs and schematics in the database! I also added a simple sitemap.

It is now possible to register yourself and to submit your own circuits. Don't hesitate and register yourself! Also the startpage has been changed so it give a clear overview of the lastest changes and additions.

Again many thanks. This time to Jonathan Filippi, Serasidis Vasilis and Tobias Floery for allowing me to add their circuits.

The search function is now available. It only supports searching on one single word a time. But I think it works pretty well: Search

Many thanks to Flavio Dellepiane, Ron J and Rev. Thomas Scarborough as they have allowed me to add their circuit designs to CircuitDB. In the next few weeks I will add their circuits and keep developing the website.

CircuitDB is an interactive database containing circuits. Each circuit has a brief decription, partlist, schematic, downloads, etc. Anyone can register him or herself to login and submit a circuit. Registered users will also be able to give comment on circuits and rate circuits. The idea behind this is to get a large central circuit database that can be easily accessed and searched by anyone. It is not yet possible to register yourself as that bit of this site is under development. But you can always send your circuit to me by mail. Feel free to browse through the circuits that are online.