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  • VGA videocard for microcontrollers. Part 1
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Sometimes, when making your own devices on microcontrollers, there is a need to display huge amounts of information on a display and to use a bigger screen for ease of perception. Unfortunately, there are no ready-made and budget-friendly solutions for...

  • DIY 4-bit CPU
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Have you ever made a processor? I did. Took me just 12 microchips and a clock generator. The processor can execute several commands, and programs can be written for it. The program code and input data are entered using micro switches, and the state of...

  • stm32g0, openocd, and mecrisp stellaris - part 2
  • Hacker page     by Andrew Clapp
  • Let's get to some more real-world examples.  First, we can look at a color-pill.  Pick a color.  If you search for "blue pill" or "green pill" or "red pill" and tac "stm32" on to the search, they all bring up useful information. ...

  • LED Dot Matrix
  • Hacker page     by Electro Dude
  •                                          LED Dot Matrix modules are an excellent way to display information in a compact and visually appealing...

  • 6+ IDEs to debug the $2 STM32 BluePill
  • Hacker page     by Wassim
  • 2018 UpdateST gets AtollicYes, "almost 2018", update. Interesting to see as noted @Hamish with the link he posted, STMicro acquiring Atollic IDE that was classified in this review as the most efficient. That makes sense. VSCode rules overWhere...

  • The most anticipated 2019 solo-player games on PC
  • Hacker page     by AlexKorvines
  • Part of the hits of 2018 has already come out, part - more will please us in the next couple of months. However, it is time to look into the more distant future and take up budget planning for future projects. So, we present to your attention the twenty...

  • I'm getting rid of a pile of random crap. Interested?
  • Hacker page     by zakqwy
  • update: this truckload of treasure was Craigslisted onto a stoked local person and his father, both of whom were excited for the possibilities. Consider giving away your old stuff, you might make someone happy.Danica and I are preparing to move...

  • Yo Rick
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • "Holy sh*t, look Morty I did not know that was gonna happen. That one's not on me..." - Rick & Morty S4 : E3, One Crew Over the Crewcoos MortyBut it was worth it.Many moons ago I built a robot, called AIME, and published it on Hackaday.Her skull came...

  • Using Side View LEDs in place of Reverse Mount LEDs
  • Hacker page     by TwinkleTwinkie
  • So if you've seen damn near anything I've done for the last 18 months then you've seen examples of using Reverse Mount LEDs and also manually mounting LEDs upside down.  A sample of my projects from 2018, all using reverse mounted LEDsReverse Gullwing...

  • [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...

  • Counterfeit STM8S003
  • Hacker page     by K.C. Lee
  • I ordered some counterfeit STM8S003 recently as the parts dried up and the prices were getting higher.  I didn't think much at the time as the seller had been around for a few years and had good reviews. Aliexpress dispute initially rejected my...

  • Ultimate MSX Caps Lock cartridge
  • Hacker page     by danjovic
  • The Expert is a Brazilian manufactured in the 80's and it is compatible with MSX standard. It uses a detachable keyboard but it lacks the Caps Lock LED on the keyboard because the 13 pin connector used ran out of pins (even the shield is used as a 14th...

  • Arduino Uno
  • Hacker page     by Sam
  • Arduino Uno is an open-source microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P microcontroller and developed by Arduino.cc. It is the first board designed by the Arduino.cc team. The board is equipped with sets of digital and analog input/output (I/O) pins...
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