# Titans of Electronics

## Physical Collectibles Celebrating the People and Parts That Built Our World

What do Michael Faraday, the NE555 timer, and the Intel 4004 all have in common? They changed the world — and now they’re trading cards.

Zenode is launching **Titans of Electronics**, a collectible card set celebrating the pioneers and components that shaped our industry. Equal parts history and fun, these cards capture the quirky, brilliant, and sometimes chaotic path of electronics in a way no textbook ever could.

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## Who’s in the Pack?

Each set features a mix of:

- **Pioneers** – _Edison_ (brought electric light to the world), _Tesla_ (the wizard of AC power), _Claude Shannon_ (father of information theory), _Ada Lovelace_ (the first programmer), _Einstein_, _Von Neumann_, _Turing_, _Jensen Huang_, and many more.

- **Components** – From the workhorse _1N4148 diode_ to the groundbreaking _Intel 4004 microprocessor_ to the timeless _NE555 timer_.

Each card pairs **retro-animated artwork** with a surprising bio in under 150 characters. Example:

## How to Get Them

There are only two ways to get a set:

1. **Catch us at a conference** where Zenode is presenting.

2. **Sign up for Zenode** as a paying customer.

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## Bonus for Early Believers

The first **1,000 users** to sign up will also receive a **custom card featuring themselves** in the collection — your own place among the Titans.

## Why Cards?

Because electronics isn’t just datasheets and solder fumes. It’s stories of brilliance, accidents, and breakthroughs:

- _Joseph Fourier_ brought a thermometer everywhere and survived the guillotine.

- _Steve Wozniak_ prank-called the Vatican pretending to be Henry Kissinger.

- The _2N2222 transistor_ quietly powers radios, toys, and satellites alike.

These are the legends worth collecting.

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## Join the Hunt

The **Titans of Electronics** are our tribute to the people and parts that built our world. Come see us at a conference or join Zenode to claim your set. and maybe even your own custom card.

Collect them all, because the Titans of Electronics deserve more than a fading footnote in history.