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  • [T] SpaceExplorer (SpaceMouse) as actual mouse?
  • Hacker page     by kelvinA
  • [2 April 2023] So I was researching into input devices, and I had an idea: what if there was a way to use the SpaceExplorer I have in a shelf as a 2D mouse? Hear me out here! The main reason it was in a shelf was because I didn't want...

  • HAM stuff
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • How Belgian legislation discourages HAM-radio After passing the practical exam in your local HAM-section, the theoretical part of the exam only takes places at the BIPT offices in BrusselsYou require an operating certificate, which allows you to use...

  • Why is SMPS Important
  • Hacker page     by akanzler007
  • In the age of energy-efficient devices, the poor efficiency rating of a power supply can be a deal-breaker. The solution that you finally choose depends on your requirements for efficiency, cabinet space, output regulation, transient response time, and...

  • What is SMPS – Working, Applications.
  • Hacker page     by akanzler007
  • The term SMPS is often heard and you might have also seen it being used in different applications like computers, mobiles, battery chargers, vehicles, etc. But what does the term SMPS mean, what is its working and why is it being used very often in various...

  • What's a "typical relay" ?
  • Hacker page     by Yann Guidon / YGDES
  • While discussing with Paul Falstad about a new feature of circuitjs, came the question of which default parameter to propose to the users. For basic simulations, the contact's resistances can be pushed to the limits (on: 1m Ohm - off: 1G Ohm) because...

  • Flux Capacitor: Time Travel at Your Own Risk!
  • Hacker page     by lin_marshall
  • Preface A flux capacitor is a fictional device that was created in the award-winning trilogy of films Back to the Future. It is used to power a time travel machine called a DeLorean DMC-12. Flux capacitors are capable of breaking through space-time,...

  • VIP Luxury Services LTD
  • Hacker page     by vipluxuryservicesltd
  • Get access to the finest things Thailand has to offer. Luxury villas, hotels, cars, VIP access to the best tables, nightclubs, events, and much more. VIP Luxury Services is the best luxury concierge service in Thailand. We assist you at every step of...

  • DIY Electronics Project - Simple Joule Thief Circuit
  • Hacker page     by fepera6612
  • Simple Joule Thief Circuit enables you to boost voltage from a low-voltage source. It can be used to power a clock or LED. The circuit can be built easily with the materials that you have lying around your house. In addition to this, it's also a great...

  • Making Soft Bubbles
  • Hacker page     by Inne
  • Intro Soft robotics is a field that has fascinated me for the longest time. Though the research field is maturing, I still haven't seen many hobby level soft robotic projects. Starting with no prior experience, a little more than a year ago I got to...

  • DIY legendary op-amp Big Muff
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Welcome to my guitar effects workshop! Today, we will study the circuit and history of the pedal, which is copied and improved by dozens, if not hundreds of companies and masters. And, of course, we will build and listen to our own copy. Almost every...
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