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My first workshop
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Laser Diode I pulled from a DVD Reader
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Jet Engine Scale Model: Final Approach!
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What is this connector ?
Looking for a replacement connector. [link] [comments] |
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Ever since I started designing PCBs, one thing I really struggled with is getting the real world parts I want to use into my design software, it's only recently that I got to a nice workflow with my tool of choice Autodesk Fusion, here is a tutorial on...
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Making LED chaser circuit with a 555IC and BC547 transistors
This one got pass quality control.
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How about 1200+ logic gates, 17 x 6502 CPUs and a giant hand wired board?
1975: Hagelin CRM-008 Two-dimensional voice scrambler
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Modifying generic automatic cat feeders to much simpler web interface using ESP8266!
I got so fed up with the stupid interface on the front of my automatic cat feeders that I decided to make a web interface and use the ESP8266 to control them. They are very simple devices. Across two different brands of feeders I have they use the same internal mechanism, so this should work pretty universally across all generic-looking cat feeders... I was going to design a custom PCB but the circuit is so simple it was pointless and would've taken weeks to arrive. I cut the original wiring harness and crimped on JST-XH connectors to make it look somewhat professional. cat feeder from brand #1 wired to my board cat feeder from brand #2 wired to my board The prefboard I made (I made 3x of them) You can check out the code and some more images of the feeders and board (front/back/etc) here: [link] [comments] |
Just want to say thank you to the whole team of CircuitBread
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Lego led brick
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My latest Project: an RP2040 board called Nova
Hey everyone! I’m excited to share my latest project: a tiny, open-source RP2040-based board with an integrated addressable LED matrix. It’s built on a 4-layer PCB, and the LEDs are ultra-small (just 1mm x 1mm each), using WS2812 for full addressability. [link] [comments] |
Possible future import tariffs on PCBs / electronic components / test equipment coming into USA
Homebrew Bullshit Meter/Detector; complete with an active Bullshit amplifier probe!
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My first inverter!
I started tinkering with transistors because it’s what I am mostly learning this semester. First I tried to control output using the PWM pin from my RPi. After that I got the idea of building an RC car and doing the input to the motor from scratch. My first working test is an H-bridge using 4 npn and 2 pnp transistors with modulation through the Q2 and Q4 npn. Right now I can generate a rectangular wave. The 2 LEDs are in opposite directions, so a positive voltage turns one and a negative the other. The This week I want to bring it to uni and test the sinusoidal generation and efficiency with the oscilloscope. [link] [comments] |
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Script for extracting stackup templates from JLCPCB and turning them into stackup files
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Warning: Many cheap clip leads coming out of China are made of iron wire.
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