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Ian Hanschen

FPGA and organic semiconductor physics crackpot.

Seattle, Washington

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This user joined on 02/18/2014.

My Projects

This a project for a group of folks working to reverse engineer the Barco NX-4 LED panels.

BARCO NX-4 GROUP REVERSING ADVENTURE

Working, polymer-based organic light emitting diodes

Homemade OLEDs

FPGA-based GPU and sprite engine with burst optimized design, implemented across several FPGA platforms and memory systems.

FPGA-based GPU as high speed learning platform

Reverse engineering another display

Adaptive co 72x24 LED matrix display (FPGA driven)

Adventures with different wide-aspect LCDs (for fun).

Bar-type (wide aspect) LCDs

Going from 4 gigs to 64 gigs on an Android-based gaming handheld

Upgrading NAND Flash

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Projects I Contribute To

lol travelling salesman problem

Travelling Hacker Box

Things I've Built

Dual Drive Bay Status Display

Basically, a display built into a drive bay, run using displaylink over USB. Forked the linux kmscon to create a console subsystem that just drove this display, ran a modified 'htop' on it.

FPGA-based 2D graphics accelerator (V1)

Capable of transparent/alpha/colorkey BLT, gradients, and bresenham lines.

Door status display

Showed an animated 'busy' icon based on my status, outside my office door at work. Featured on HaD, 03/19/2009.

XMOS-driven Conways Life display (with some effects)

Projects I Like & Follow

Use the team chat to talk about your projects and find collaborators for whatever you are working on.

Hack Chat

Follow this project to learn how to use FPGAs and incorporate them into your projects.

The Hobbyists Guide to FPGAs

An optimized "re-mix" of Adafruit's GFX library (and LCD drivers) for Arduino (AVR).

PDQ_GFX optimzed AVR LCD graphics

A handheld game console programmable with (Micro/Circuit)Python.

µGame

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

a 16-bits YASEP computer (mostly) made of DIP/SOIC chips like in the 70s and 80s... with 2010's twists!

Discrete YASEP

Yann Guidon / YGDES

What more can I say?

Ridiculous [LCD] Display Hacks

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Low cost IDE/PATA disk emulator using a RPi Zero that also brings wireless networking to vintage computers.

NetPi-IDE

This is my attempt to build a device that will trace Lissajous curves on a CRT with input from the user.

LissaJukebox (aka dedicated Lissajous machine)

Sometimes yah's just gots tah try somethin', regardless of whether it'll become a full-fledged "project"...

Random Ridiculosities and Experiments

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

2D GPU: HD resolution @ 60Hz, HDMI, double buff, hardware acceleration, USB config upgrade, ... For ARDUINO & other µC

HOMER

In theory, it will work. I hope it will work. I pray for working..

80188 simple computer

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A 3D Graphics Accelerator for FPGAs

QuickSilver Neo: Open Source GPU

Ruud Schellekens

Taking stepper music to absurd levels, with a dash of Christmas cheer

Christmas Orchestra

Jeremy Weatherford

Hackaday Prize 2019

Upcycling - reuse (discarded objects or material) in such a way as to create a product of a higher quality or value than the original.

FPGA Board Hack

An FPGA implementation of the Manchester Baby or Small Scale Experimental Computer.

BabyBaby or Extremely Small Experimental Computer

My friend Christian turned his old modem into a great sounding and looking stand-alone MIDI synthesizer

Turning an old modem into a MIDI synth module

Commodore 8568-inspired (and mostly compatible) video core for driving VGA-type displays.

VDC-II

Samuel A. Falvo II

Bringing the Blinken to the wall, now with more Blinken!

Blinkenwall v2

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Samuel A. Falvo II wrote 09/21/2020 at 00:49

Thank you for liking and following my project, #VDC-II .

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esot.eric wrote 11/11/2018 at 09:50

Hey Ian! Thanks for the like and follow!

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