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Wirelessly charged rc car
Using two commercial coils, 2 300nf capacitors and a ZVS driver I made a wirelessly charged rc car Spoiler: my desk is a little messy [link] [comments] |
Now; for some HIGH QUALITY craftsmanship...
Does not inspire confidence in one's ability... [link] [comments] |
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From prototype to nearly done product
So what is all this? It is the result of a crazy idea sleeping on the shelf for 4 years. Always wanted to build a simple "realllly" simple stereo mic setup with 2 cheap electret mic. After lots of toughts and brainstorming, I decided to create a 5 mic gadget. So why having just 5 mics? Why not have a mixer and pan control integrated? It has 5 mic, volume control, pan control for degrees depth, 2 output jack (right and left) and finally, 3D printed element to house the mic capsule and "create" a certain acoustic effect. How does it sound? Well I was amazed to see it sounded better than my zoom H4n integrated stereo mic! [link] [comments] |
Dear fellow engineers, don't do this please
How am I supposed to remove the board if you put two big ass resistors in the way of the screws? Ffs. Sorry for the rant [link] [comments] |
Socket Controller with Arduino
submitted by /u/Prestigious_Prior860 [link] [comments] |
DIY Stereo DAC+AMP
submitted by /u/Right-Cat844 [link] [comments] |
LED matrix shoulder bag i made using esp32
It runs on a esp 32 that gets power from a powerbank. Light sentivity and more is adjustable over bluetooth Right now there is around 7 diffrent characters/animations it goes through [link] [comments] |
A PCB to retrofit a battery-powered fan
submitted by /u/SIrawit [link] [comments] |
A simulator to dive into the inner life of a simple CPU.
For educational purposes. Simulate a very simple CPU, and explore how it works down to its logical gates. [link] [comments] |
My 70 year old grandma made this when she was young.
submitted by /u/ProbablyCreative [link] [comments] |
Homemade modular Grid-Tie/On-Grid MPPT solar power inverter - First fully working prototype, feel free to ask any questions, further details in my first comment
submitted by /u/MrSlehofer [link] [comments] |
Internal Beauty
Motherboard of an old Sony Laptop [link] [comments] |
I made a dumb decoy crystal resonator
submitted by /u/inflammatoryfalcon [link] [comments] |
Just finished this piece
submitted by /u/Creative_Decision240 [link] [comments] |
Another LM35 temperature sensor, this one to be inside the wall, I had to use an ADC because the Raspberry doesn't even have an ADC. The other 2 sensors are SHT45 (high precision) temperature/humidity, one for outside and the other for inside the house...
submitted by /u/titojff [link] [comments] |
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Workbench Wednesday! - Soldering Edition
Working for an EMS provider, I get to work with all sorts of nice and fancy soldering tools. We are an assembly house, so our focus is on soldering and not engineering. What do you think? Any questions on tools and equipment or processes, I'll do my best to answer in the comments. [link] [comments] |
My workbench mess for handling multiple projects at once
submitted by /u/MrSteakhouse [link] [comments] |
Workshop Wednesday - Home Lab/Office
submitted by /u/einsteinoid [link] [comments] |