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A processor from discrete components.
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DDC-01

johnny-b-goodeJohnny B. Goode

Things I've Built

Continuous Integration Demonstration using Java

Hosted at https://sourceforge.net/projects/cidemojava/ for now, but that will likely be changing soon.

Arduino ShiftBrite Library

There was already a library for these floating around at the time, but I didn't like it so I built my own: http://shiftbritelib.sourceforge.net/

Arduino DRV8833 Motor Controller Library

http://drv8833lib.sourceforge.net/

A small laminar flow nozzle.

It just seemed kind of neat, so I bult one for the heck of it. See also: http://hackaday.com/2010/08/22/laminar-water-jet-explained/ http://hackaday.com/tag/laminar-flow/

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Make the invisible visible for about $500.
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Open Ground Penetrating Radar

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A basic radar system makes radar accessible at low cost for experiments with rangefinding & navigation of autonomous aircraft or spacecraft.
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Simple, low-cost FMCW radar

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After the apocalypse we have to build computers from stuff we can make at home, I.E Transistors, diodes and resistors.
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AYTABTU - Discrete Computer

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I took two LIDAR-Lite laser range finders and mounted them atop a 3D printed, 360 degree continuously rotating frame, to scan any area.
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360 Degree LIDAR-Lite Scanner

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

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Measure brain activity with light
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fNIR Brain Imager

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ED-64 will be an 8-bit computer built with discrete components, and will feature a ferrite core memory (documented as a separate project).
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ED-64: A discrete 8-bit computer

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Instantly share mouse and keyboard across computers on any platform.
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Driverless Mouse and Keyboard Sharing

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SBHT is a data/digital voice radio capable of greater than 4 watts of power initially on the VHF Ham bands.
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SBHT - VHF DIGITAL RADIO

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No, not Electronic Dance Music - It's an Electro-Discharge Machine for PCB prototyping
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Not Your Father's EDM

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Uses a Trinket Pro to provide an USB HID keyboard interface to a commonly available digital caliper
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USB Caliper HID

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A small, cheap, light-weight preamplifier for student use in electrophysiology labs. Performance is quite good.
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Small physiological preamplifier

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Simulation and hardware were used to teach first year students about basic electronics and applications in biology
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Bio-electronics for first-year students

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Fedup of manually switching inputs for your vintage amplifier ?
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automatic audio input switcher

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An analog cross-point switch with adjustable output attenuation.
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ViamSonus (Audio router)

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I wanted to try my hand at ADC design, and decided to make it into a key-chain while I was at it.
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ADC on a Key-chain

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Hackaday.io now has support for LaTeX math equations.
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LaTeX Demo

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A powerful, and flexible tool that will allow inexpensive access to a variety of processes, from 3d printing to semiconductor fabrication.
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Modular Desktop Photolithography

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Andrew Starr wrote 11/14/2015 at 21:33 • point

Cool, someone else as crazy as I am. Cheers :)

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frankstripod wrote 04/09/2015 at 22:08 • point

Thank you for following my project :)

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Johnny B. Goode wrote 04/09/2015 at 22:23 • point

Glad to, and I wish you the best with it. I started following your project because I routinely find myself needing to use a KVM. Unfortunately, most of the commercial versions are expensive and many do not work all that well.

I've considered trying to build my own, but at present I do not have time for yet another project, and likely will not for some time. Eventually though, I would like to build one. In the mean time I keep an eye out for anything that might be related.

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