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  • Why Flexible PCB is dominating?
  • Hacker page     by elizabethjones4256
  •   The main purpose of flexible PCB is to diminish the use of cables as well as connectors from various electrical devices. In this way, it also proliferates the reliability of the electronic system and helps us to reduce cost by the means of saving...

  • Rebeginnings
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • Mental illness isnt funny, dont let anyone tell you otherwise.Some people are just loopy, and deliberately say things that disturb others' ordered trains of thought. Most of them make it onto a stage at some point, or at least earn a comfortable living...

  • CoreXY Belt Path: Crossed Belts vs Stacked Belts
  • Hacker page     by Shane Hooper
  • CoreXY Belt Path CoreXY Diagram Belt Path Crossing While the SolidCore 3D Printer design had a lot of influence from the Railcore's design, which also has the "x" shape belt path that some say “serves no purpose.” True, but you see the...

  • My first steam engine
  • Hacker page     by benguru
  • Just wanted to share pictures of the very first steam engine that I made during the summer !!This is the Schaublin milling machine that I use to machine most of my parts.Here in Switzerland Schaublin is a pretty famous brand especially for metal lathes.That...

  • ESP8285 Dev Board
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Kris Winer writes on Maker.io about his new design:ESP8285 Development BoardThis is a small development board for the ESP8285 (ESP8266 plus 1 Mbyte embedded SPI flash memory) which includes an FTDIFT230X USB-to-serial converter so Arduino programs can...

  • How To Fix Your Broken Onion Omega2 Board For Only $3.20
  • Hacker page     by zakqwy
  • Yes, it is broken. Step One is to accept this fact:Above: a $5 Linux computer that uses 2mm header pins, meaning it requires a $10 - $15 dock to use.Step Two is to bitch about the problem on Hack Chat (you have to scroll back a few weeks to see the post)....

  • Differences between Stepper Motors and Servo Motors
  • Hacker page     by Mark Liu
  • Both stepper motors and servo motors are servo units for motion control purposes, which can precisely control the location and speed of motion mechanisms.To adapt to the development trend of digital control, stepper motors or all-digital motors are mostly...

  • Heavier Than Air
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • I was talking with @Dr. Cockroach this morning and we managed to get onto the subject of flight. Cardboard of course was mentioned, and there might be a secretive project in the works... Muahahah! Enough about that though, he reminded me of the paper...

  • What is Aluminum PCB? & where is it used?
  • Hacker page     by elizabethjones4256
  • There is no such difference between aluminum and other PCB. All of these circuit boards have the same type of layout, but this circuit system uses various copper layers along with the solder mask. Furthermore, it also adds a silkscreen layer over these...

  • Cheap Bench USB Microscope
  • Hacker page     by Pandaemonium
  • This is my first full post of a hack (nay, an innovation, says you the reader), I realize I will make mistakes in it's presentation but I will endeavor to clarify my future ominous basement doings more clearly based on the kind comments of the bored...

  • First adventures in the CNC milling world
  • Hacker page     by M.daSilva
  • Nothing I though worth writing a entire project about, it's a project I did last year, to get my feet wet with metal CNC milling. I built a Bluetooth speaker with cheapo eBay modules: Bluetooth audio module, audio amplifier, USB charger, boost converter,...

  • The solder paste odyssey
  • Hacker page     by Bruno Laurencich
  • So.. There’s no fun like hand-solder those cute little SMD packages with tiny pads that remain completely hidden, isn’t it?  LGA, BGA, QFN, BFN, music to the ears of those who have the strange fetish of actually trying to solder by hand packages...

  • Clock IO panel R0
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • Block diagram First layout idea IO panel with two times two concentric LED rings Nothing to be really happy with.  This design is too large.  There are three rotary encoders with an internal switch.  The high switch actuation force of...
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