Circuit Collection (page 45)

Internet chat room. Conceptual computer artwork of a chat room door and circuitry in the background. This may represent the use of text based internet chat rooms

Internet. Conceptual computer artwork representing internet communications, showing two people linked by an electronic circuit diagram. The zeros and ones are computer binary code

Printed circuit board, computer artwork
Printed circuit board (PCB). Computer artwork of the PCB from a motherboard (main circuit board) of a personal computer (PC)

Computer hard disk assembly. Component parts of a hard disk showing the outer aluminium casing (top), the hard disk platter and read/write head (centre), and the controller electronics (bottom)

View of a circuit board from an alarm system
Circuit board. View of a printed circuit board with electronic components attached to it. Circuit boards connect components, including microchips (black rectangles), transistors, diodes, resistors

Keyboard use. Conceptual image of hands over the printed electrical circuit of a computer keyboard. Each crossed dot is the connection point for a key on the keyboard

MEMS production, gold metal circuitry
MEMS production. Wafer on which gold metal has been deposited to form electronic circuitry for MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) devices

Circuit board, SEM

Apple I computer. This was released in April 1976 at the Homebrew Computer Club, USA. It cost $666.66 and was sold as a circuit board, the wooden case needed to be home-made

Read / write head of a hard disk
Read/write head of a hard disk. Data is recorded on to a computer hard disk by a read-write head on the tip of a metal arm (centre)

Printed circuit on a flexible material, for use in a digital camera. A printed circuit (more usually on a rigid board) consists of lines (light orange)

AC and DC power supplies displayed on the screen of an oscilloscope (centre). Direct current (DC, the straight line) is produced by the equipment at left, while alternating current (AC)

Cybernetic hands. Conceptual computer artwork of hands covered in printed electrical circuits. This could represent the use of computer and electrical components in humans

Nanorobot on circuit board
Nanorobot. Computer illustration of a nanorobot on a circuit board. This tiny robot could monitor the circuit, repairing any defects as they develop

Illustration of neural net in computer application
Neural network. Diagrammatic illustration of the pathway of information in a neural network, useful in computer applications

Computer chip. Memory chips (RAM) on a circuit board

Neuronal network. Conceptual computer artwork of a neural network. This could represent the interior of a human brain or a biological computer memory which mimics such networks

Measuring electric voltage. Circuit diagram showing the arrangement of equipment used to measure the voltage (potential difference) in an electrical circuit

Measuring electric current. Circuit diagram showing the arrangement of equipment used to measure electric current flowing through a component. The components are represented by standard symbols

Circuit boards. View of a printed circuit board used in electronic car keys attached to the sheet on which it was manufactured. The gold paths seen here link electronic components on the boards

View of a circuit board from a Macintosh computer
Circuit board. View of a circuit board with electronic components attached to it. Circuit boards connect components, including microchips (green rectangles), transistors, diodes, resistors

Computer artwork of personal computer motherboard
Motherboard. Computer artwork of the main circuit board (motherboard) of a personal computer (PC). Motherboard components include transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors and inductors

Humanoid robot head. Head and shoulders of Joey Chaos, a humanoid robot created by Hanson Robotics, USA. The robots skin is composed of a spongy polymer, called Frubber

Fuse wires. Three different strengths of fuse wire wrapped around a cardboard holder. The different strengths are for use in different types of electrical circuit in the home

Brain activity, computer artwork
Brain activity, conceptual artwork. The brain activity is represented by firing chemical synapses (green). Chemical synapses are junctions through which the cells of the nervous system signal to each

Fusion research, Dr. Darren Garnier
MODEL RELEASED. Darren Garnier (born 1968), American physicist. Dr Garnier is holding a magnetic levitator, which uses an electromagnet (upper centre) to keep a permanent magnet (centre) suspended

Fingerprint scanning. Computer artwork of a fingerprint scan with markings (red dots) showing the positions of characteristic features

Humanoid and barcode, artwork
Humanoid and barcode, computer artwork

Integrated circuits

Computer motherboard, computer artwork
Motherboard. Computer artwork of the main circuit board (motherboard) of a personal computer (PC). Motherboard components include transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors and inductors

Network diagram and head
Network. Conceptual computer artwork showing a network diagram and a human head with the brain region in white

Head with brain and network diagram
Conceptual computer artwork showing a human head with a brain and a network diagram

Artificial intelligence research, artwork
Artificial intelligence research, conceptual computer artwork

Head with network diagram
Conceptual computer artwork showing a human head with a network diagram depicting the brain controlled abilities to hear, see and speak

Electronic components, artwork
Computer artwork depicting electronic components used in computers and other electronic devices

Hand with computer motherboard, artwork
Computer artwork of a hand holding a computer motherboard, the main circuit board of a personal computer (PC). Motherboard components include transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors and inductors

Circuit board microchip, SEM
Circuit board microchip, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). The microchip (blue, square) is at centre, with other circuit board components surrounding it, including other microchips

Circuit city, computer artwork
Computer artwork of a conceptual circuit cityscape made of electronic components

Abstract computer artwork

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"Circuit: A Journey through Speed, Innovation, and Power" Revving engines echo through the historic Brooklands motor racing track. The Monaco Grand Prix Poster captures the essence of adrenaline-fueled races along the glamorous streets of Monte Carlo. Vibrant colors on the Spanish Grand Prix poster invite fans to witness thrilling battles on the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Standard electrical circuit symbols illuminate our understanding of power flow and connectivity in modern technology. The Civil Air Display in the 1920s mesmerized spectators with daring aerial maneuvers that defied gravity's limitations. Mrs Roy (Marjorie) Eccles fearlessly blazes a trail as she makes her circuit around the race track, becoming the first woman to do so. The Emeryson Jaguar at Goodwood, England showcases automotive engineering excellence on this iconic circuit. Witnessing a prosthetic robotic arm come to life through computer artwork exemplifies how they can restore mobility and transform lives. Delve into history with a plan of Silchester from 1777, revealing intricate circuits within this ancient settlement's layout. Yas Marina Grand Prix Circuit in Abu Dhabi beckons motorsport enthusiasts to experience high-speed thrills amidst Middle Eastern opulence on Yas Island. CM22 2382 Mark Kelly and Andy Baker skillfully maneuver their Ford Escort Mk2 along twisting rally circuits, showcasing precision driving skills. The Silverstone Circuit British GP stands as an emblematic venue where legends are made and records shattered; it is home to unparalleled racing excitement. In summary, "Circuit: A Journey through Speed, Innovation, and Power" takes you on an exhilarating ride encompassing iconic racetracks like Brooklands or Yas Marina while exploring diverse aspects such as electrical symbols or historical plans—showcasing how circuits shape our world across various domains from motorsports to technology and beyond.