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electronmagazine.com is a digital-first tech publication: 16 free in-browser tools for developers and electronics makers, and long-form investigations that explain how technology really works.

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  1. JSON Formatter & Validator29 uses
  2. Password Generator26 uses
  3. Regex Tester25 uses
  4. Resistor Color Code Calculator25 uses
  5. LED Resistor Calculator24 uses
  6. Ohm’s Law Calculator24 uses

Why ElectronMagazine

Rigorous

Every article is sourced, reviewed and technically verified before publishing.

Objective

No sponsored verdicts, no hype cycles — analysis that follows the evidence.

Tool-first

16 free tools you can use while you read, running privately in your browser.

Accessible

WCAG 2.1 AA design, keyboard friendly, fast on any device.

Interactive: Bit Shift Visualizer

Our articles embed live demos like this one. Change the value and shift amount to see how bits move — a left shift by n multiplies by 2ⁿ.

// Bit shifting in JavaScript
const value = 13;          // 0b00001101
const left  = value << 1;  // 26  (×2)
const right = value >> 1;  // 6   (÷2, floored)

// Check whether bit 2 is set
const isSet = (value >> 2) & 1; // 1

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is electronmagazine.com?

electronmagazine.com is a digital-first tech publication combining free in-browser tools with long-form, objective technical journalism.

Are the tools on electronmagazine.com free?

Yes. Every tool is free, needs no account, and runs entirely in your browser.

Is my data sent to a server when I use a tool?

No. All 16 tools process data locally with JavaScript; nothing you paste is uploaded.

What kind of articles does electronmagazine.com publish?

Long-form investigations, systemic technical breakdowns and forward-looking analysis — never viral clickbait.

Can I use the electronics calculators for real circuit design?

Yes. They use standard formulas (Ohm's law, divider equations, E-series values). Always verify against component datasheets.

How do I get new articles and tools?

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