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A radio controlled Nixie clock which also features a thermometer.
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Radio controlled Nixie Clock

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PICkit can be used as a PIC Programmer, Serial to USB converter, Logic Probe, Logic Analyzer, but also as an AVR Programmer for Atmel MCUs
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Microchip's PICkit 2 as an Atmel STK500 programmer

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FPGA emulating MicroSD runs Google ProjectVault HDL code.
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Secure microSD Vault

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a flexible controller based on the ESP32
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High Power, High Performance 400V 300A 100+kW Motor Controller fully compatible with VESC®
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A comfortable wearable garment for ECG monitoring.
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MOBILE MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION DEVICE

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8x8 RGB matrix controller with a TLC5947 from texas
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Development of automation system and monitoring of sowing of mushrooms with a microcontroller ARM and connectivity GPRS/GSM to send the data
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A Time Travel Beacon
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Rubidium Disciplined Real Time Clock

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The Probe-Scope is an open source 60MHz 250Msps oscilloscope probe with all guts built right in, that plugs directly into your PC via USB
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60MHz Bandwidth 250Msps Probe-Scope

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A compact IBM-PC compatible development board based on an Intel 80386SX CPU and an Altera Cyclone IV FPGA.
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LSE-PC

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The WEEDINATOR project continues .... The inevitability of robots working on farms draws ever nearer ....
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A DIY GPS disciplined 10 MHz reference clock
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GPS Disciplined xCXO

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When I got myself a new digital camera I wanted like in the old days to have a remote trigger. I looked at my arduino and desided to try it
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Nikon 433 MHz remote

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An autonomous roving CNC weeding/cultivating machine guided by GPS and coloured markers.
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Controlling autonomous robots the size of a small tractor for planting, weeding and harvesting
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Autonomous Agri-robot Control System

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Sold as "1pps only", this affordable eBay find is a playground for reverse-engineering, with a few useful laboratory applications.
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HVDC power supply that provides +54kV, -54kV, and -73kV with minimal voltage ripple and moderate output current.
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A digital clock and frequency generator based on a Symmetricom X72 Rubidium oscillator.
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