Electronic Circuit Stickers
Description: A black background with white text and a detailed electronic schematic diagram. The diagram shows components like LM317, LM337, resistors (R1, R2, R3, R4, R7), capacitors (C1, C2, C3), and diodes (1N4001). It includes connections for AC input, +12V, -12V, and GND outputs.
What Part of ... Don't You Understand? Electronic Circuit Diagram Sticker
by CLAIRO MAINE STUDIO
$3.50
Description: A black background showcases a white electronic circuit diagram. Text above reads "WHAT PART OF...". The diagram includes components labeled T1, D14, DIV, TR1 BD131, CV 220, with voltage indicators 35V and 31V. The text "20c" is also present. Below the diagram, white text reads "DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?".
Description: A symmetrical, geometric arrangement reminiscent of a snowflake is displayed on a black backdrop. The illustration is composed of yellow and white lines and shapes which resemble a stylized electronic circuit. Small circles punctuate the ends of some lines, giving the arrangement a technological futuristic aesthetic.
Description: An abstract composition featuring various colorful circuit component representations against a black background. Symbols include resistors, capacitors, and other electronic elements rendered in bright yellow, blue, purple, green, red, and orange. The elements are arranged in a scattered, dynamic pattern.
Description: Minimalist Electronic poster inspired by the iconic electronic music duo of Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr. A clean, abstract circuit-inspired design built around the Electronic name, combining a retro-futuristic aesthetic with the cold, atmospheric feel of alternative and synth-driven music. A subtle tribute to the band, their distinctive sound, and albums such as Electronic, Raise the Pressure and Twisted Tenderness.
Description: Intricate cat made from green motherboards and colorful computer wires. Perfect for techies. Why You’ll Love It: The bright green and rainbow-colored wire tail look fantastic on shirts and stickers. Great gift for: Software engineers, IT specialists, and anyone who loves cats and gadgets.
