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  • Retro Watch with Bubble Display
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Rafael Riber created a retro watch with HP QDSP-6064 Bubble display like 1970’s HP calculators:RetroWatchThe display is controlled by an Atmel ATMega328P-AU MCU with Arduino code, and the time is kept by a Maxim DS3231 Real-Time Clock module, that stays...

  • 16 LED shift register module
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • tardate create this 16 LED SMD board with shift register interface, based on project 3 from the KiCad like a Pro course from Tech Explorations:#179 LEDx16ModuleSchematic:Shared project:LEDx16 Module 1.0.1

  • xbox chatpad

  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • This is my write up of how I made the cheap Chinese knockoff xbox chatpad to work for me. After watching one of Ben Hecks classics - "Build a Retro Computer: BASIC 80's Pocket Computer"[link] I bought the cheapest on eBay I was able to find (as always),...

  • Open Hardware Summit 2016: morning sessions
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Video recordings of Session 1 and Session 2 of Open Hardware Summit 2016 in Portland:Programming is ForgettingAllison Parrish[seek to 45 min]“Embedis” dictionary server for embedded systemsTom Moxon and David Turnbull[seek to 1 hr 18 min]OpenMV:...

  • Open Hardware Summit 2016: afternoon sessions
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • [see previous blog post for morning sessions]Video recordings of Session 3 and Session 4 of Open Hardware Summit 2016 in Portland:OSHWA certificationAlicia Gibb and Michael Weinberg[Session 3: seek to 0 hr 16 min]Note – the recording is missing these...

  • Look What Showed Up For Bring-A-Hack
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Hackaday was in Portland last weekend for the Open Hardware Summit. I did a brief recap earlier this week but this post has been on my mind the entire time. The night before the summit, OSH Park (the Purveyors of Perfect Purple PCBs which we all know...

  • Myths and legends of PIC microcontrollers
  • Hacker page     by jaromir.sukuba
  • I built this list, because sometimes I'm bored enough to write the same things again and again, so I have stable place to link. 1) PICs require awkward proprietary tools based on Windows, so you can't use it on Linux or Mac. Nope, see points 2 and 3....

  • OnChip Open Source RISC-V microcontroller at ORCONF 2016
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • ORCONF 2016 was held earlier this month in Bologna, Italy:ORCONF is an open source digital design and embedded systems conference, covering areas of electronics from the transistor level up to Linux user space and beyond. Expect presentations and discussion...

  • Gathering for Open Science Hardware
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • The Gathering for Open Science Hardware (GOSH) is new annual conference for those building and using Open Source Hardware (OSHW) for scientific research:The GOSH movement seeks to reduce barriers between diverse creators and users of scientific tools...

  • The First Open Source RISC-V Microcontroller
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Hackaday reports that OnChip launched a Crowd Supply campaign:mRISC-V: The First Open Source RISC-V MicrocontrollerNow, this is finally changing. OnChip, a startup from a group of doctoral students at the Universidad Industrial de Santander in Colombia,...

  • Hardware Happy Hour in Chicago

  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • The first meeting of Hardware Happy Hour (3H) Chicago is Tuesday, December 6th, with @Chris Gammell of The Amp Hour and Contextual Electronics. Our Drew Fustini will be there along with Andrew Sowa and many more:First 3H Chicago Event!Tuesday, Dec 6,...

  • 40107 Ch2 - The Saga Continues
  • Hacker page     by Eric Hertz
  • See Chapter 1 over at: https://hackaday.io/page/2303-40107-----------When I first signed up for this account I was like "oh yeah! I'm a pretty cool part-number!" And then I realized the part-number I thought I was was actually the 40106.The other day...

  • Arduino-programmable ARM Cortex M4F Boards
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • @Kris Winer of Pesky Products designed these easy-to-program, high-performance and low-power dev boards:Arduino-programmable Cortex M4F Development BoardsProgram an STM32L4 Cortex M4F with the Arduino IDE via USBTechnical specifications of the Butterfly...

  • GPS Clock by Nick Sayer
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • @Nick Sayer created this simple desk clock that gets time from GPS:GPS ClockGPS is best known as a ubiquitous, accurate poitioning system (obvious from the name), but the way it actually works requires distributing hyper-accurate time information. This...
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