Ben Heck builds a coin operated tabletop arcade machine. In this part of the project, he hacks an old CRT, PC power supply, and JAMMA connector.

Farnell element14 introduce the much-anticipated Agilent Digital Multimeters with Truevolt technology. Only Agilent Truevolt DMMs let you measure with unquestioned Truevolt confidence and display results as you've never seen before. Plus you can advance to the next level 34401A DMM with 100% assurance. For metrology-level performance and unequaled measurement integrity, it's easy to see why these DMMs are winning fans everywhere.

Ben goes over schematics, a basic part of any electronics project. He shows what the symbols mean and how to go from schematic to working project.

Hear Ben Heck speak about Arduino as part of the Beagles and Boards and Raspberry Pi, oh my! sessions at DESIGN West.

Ben finishes his Raspberry Pi portable gaming device in this episode. He goes over a 3D printed case, device assembly and software install.

element14 and Benjamin J. Heckendorn, aka Ben Heck, get creative in the latest episodes of The Ben Heck Show as he builds a fully functioning portable gaming console using the acclaimed Raspberry Pi Model B Board. Ben’s latest project will be featured in a two-part series, which launched today exclusively on the element14 Community.

Ben talks about different types of wire and shows you how to use them in your projects. In this tutorial, he covers extending wires, USB connections and he even shows you how to strip wires with your teeth!

Ben takes the show on the road to the Design West Expo in San Jose where he talks to suppliers and checks out the latest innovations in embedded systems. Some of the highlights include The Beagle Bone Black, Atmel, electronic kegs and more! As a bonus, Ben sings the soundtrack from a 90's movie. See if you can spot it.

Ben continues a project to build a dog treat dispenser complete with remote controls and a web cam. In part three, Ben has the Raspberry Pi serve up a web page to remotely control the device and to show the live video feed.

Ben continues to build his remote controlled dog treat dispenser. Just because you're not home, doesn't mean you can't spoil your dog or cat. In the second part of this project, Ben works on the Raspberry Pi computer that will help control the remote functions of the treat dispenser.

Andy Laing from element14 talks through using the Raspberry Pi Camera Board to take photographs.

Ben gets started on a project to build a dog treat dispenser complete with remote controls and a web cam. In part one Ben builds the mechanical dispenser itself.

element14 member John Beetem shows us his homemade BeagleBone case at Design West.

Ben Heck shows you the basics of SPI, I2C, and RS-232, some common interfaces you can use with your electronics projects.

Ben Heck gives an overview of what it takes to build a pinball game and goes into detail on the electronic aspects on his Ghost Squad pinball game.

The Ben Heck Show presents a public service announcement to help you avoid frying your electronics projects.

In this episode of The Ben Heck Show, Ben shows you the basics of a PIC32 microcontroller and how to use it in your projects!

In this video, Ben builds a custom case for the Ultimate Combo Gaming System and after completing the project, he shows the combo system in action.

Ben is building the top requested item from viewers: a gaming system that combines the PS3, WiiU, and the Xbox360 into one Ultimate Combo Gaming System! In Part 2 of this 3 part build, Ben works on the Console Mods.

Ben takes on a popular project challenge to create the ultimate combo gaming system. In this episode, he'll crack open a WiiU, PS3 and Xbox 360 to expose their circuitry for all to see.