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This user joined on 04/16/2014.

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Accessing a web site with an ESP8266 serial WiFi module and an Arduino Mega 2560.

ESP8266 Retro Browser

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Slim, wireless, self-contained. No special paper, no base station.

NoteOn Smartpen

2021 Hackaday Prize

An Open Source Software Defined Oscilloscope

ThunderScope

The Matrix clock is a single board, highly compact, Arduino compatible clock that displays the time and animations on an LED matrix.

Matrix Clock V1.0

Stickvise is a low profile vise designed for PCB soldering. This product was born on Hackaday.io.

Stickvise - low profile soldering vise

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Includes RF detector up to 6GHz and a datalogger

Handheld 3GHz Spectrum Analyzer

precision light duty 3 axis vertical milling machine

DIY CNC milling machine

Dean Gouramanis

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A (relatively) cheap little board for experimenting with HDMI using a Spartan-6 FPGA

Cheap FPGA-based HDMI Experimenting Board

PIC32 DMA can send a sine table to a DAC at >3.2 million samples/sec, making low distortion 100 KHz sine waves and using zero cpu cycles.

ZERO CPU load function generator

Stepper motors are found in many thrown out electronic devices. Here's how I got one up and running.

Reviving tossed stepper motors

RISC-V is a free, open general-purpose instruction set architecture developed at UC Berkeley, designed to be flexible and extensible.

RISC-V Instruction Set Architecture

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A high-precision, I2C-connected & configurable frequency/event counter good to 50+ MHz with 1Hz +/- 1 precision.

FreqCounter

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A real time display of current network usage. Data displayed on LED matrix and sent over serial UART to host for plotting.

Network Usage Meter

Helping the original parallax oscilloscope log data and more

usb oscilloscope data logging

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Switched Mode Universal Power Supply

Universal Power Supply

Krzysztof Wrzalka

A digitally programmable Buck-Boost PSU with constant current capability. (0.8V-35V) output.

uSupply

dimmable LEDring for the illumination of camera photos

"Project Q" - LEDring

Bigger, Better, Badder

The Cubed LED Inch

Jarrett Jarrett

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Dean Gouramanis wrote 01/04/2015 at 05:48

Hello!

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Alex Rich wrote 11/01/2014 at 18:10

Thanks for the follow, feedback is welcome!

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Łukasz Przeniosło wrote 07/14/2014 at 17:45

Thanks for the follow :)

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Michael A. Morris wrote 04/17/2014 at 01:17

Thanks for following the project. I would enjoy hearing from you or anyone else interested in the project regarding what you may want to see implemented on the Chameleon beyond what I've already posted about.

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