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Dishwasher pcb

Tue, 03/26/2024 - 05:38
Dishwasher pcb

Anyone know what this component is? It's on the power supply side of the pcb

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Axial flux motor

Sun, 03/24/2024 - 23:02
Axial flux motor

So I dissembled a old broken vhr and I was really surprised when I found out they used a axial motor back in the day, I thought it was only recently used so yeah

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Dual 8-Bit Proccesor Controller From 2003

Sun, 03/24/2024 - 20:47
Dual 8-Bit Proccesor Controller From 2003

Admiration for this beautiful technology I own.

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Built a POV display and it looks super cool

Sun, 03/24/2024 - 07:58
Built a POV display and it looks super cool

POV display working

The idea was to build a 128 pixel POV display that can display small GIF images. Happy with how it turned out. Like always the GERBER, Code and 3D model is made open-source

Also built a Image to code converter for this POV display : https://circuitdigest.com/calculators/pov-display-image-to-code-converter

POV display with 3D printed enclosure

Full tutorial: POV Displayfrom CircuyitDigest

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When you forget to check your files before handing them in to be printed

Sun, 03/24/2024 - 05:12
When you forget to check your files before handing them in to be printed

So uh apparently I must’ve forgotten to set my dimensions to the silkscreen layer and it printed as traces since it was on the signal layer 😆🤦

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The engineer’s guide to niobium electrolytic capacitors

Sat, 03/23/2024 - 21:54
The engineer’s guide to niobium electrolytic capacitors

This author (Stephen Fleeman) is a retired engineering professor and aerospace engineer, who loves electronics and is one of the most genius circuit analysis gurus I’ve ever met.

This is his most recent article on engineering.com. Check out the others too if you like this one!

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Sat, 03/23/2024 - 17:00

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