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  • Running List of DIY Stickvise Builds
  • Hacker page     by Alex Rich
  • Tactical Snacks made his own and it appears to be well designed and made from some parts ordered through Protolabs.http://tacticalsnack.blogspot.com/2017/03/little-stick-vise.html?m=1A pretty cool Stickvise inspired tool was made by pa4tim in the Netherlands. ...

  • HDMI splitter with built-in extension
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Opening speechPreviously, we've reviewed several options for twisted-pair network cable HDMI extenders. We've also taken a look at their various functions. This time, i would like to focus on an interesting type of device: an HDMI splitter/extender via...

  • Solder
  • Hacker page     by MagicWolfi
  • Luke says: May 30, 2019 at 10:16 am The bismuth based solders would be nice, but they tend to be rare as hens’ teeth and expensive when you do find them from a local supplier. Also, the low melting point of 139 C is a little bit too close for comfort...

  • Phased array design
  • Hacker page     by null1
  • Array design Sound array can be constructed in infinite amount of ways. It consists of receiver elements, typically microphones or piezo elements. The array can also acts as a transmitter, if the elements can send and receive (sound) waves. Piezo's have...

  • LCD Temperature Display- Arduino Workshop
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • This project will be a simple demonstration of LCD Temperature Display using an LCD to present useful information to the user, in this case, the temperature readout from an analog temperature sensor. We will also add a button to enable the temperature...

  • 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...

  • Basic LCD Control- Arduino Workshop
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • we will create a demonstration project Arduino Basic LCD Control that will show off most of the functions available in the LiquidCrystal.h library. We will be using a backlit 16x2 LCD Display. You will need to obtain an LCD display that uses the HD44780...

  • Contemplations on CMOS/TTL interfacing/hacks
  • Hacker page     by Eric Hertz
  • Discussion with @Ted Yapo and @jaromir.sukuba over at one of my project's logs wound 'round to the concept of level-shifting for various CMOS voltage-supplies and TTL... and it got me thinking. The basic gist of that conversation was: 3.3V CMOS outputs...

  • details 2/2
  • Hacker page     by ga
  • This is the continuation of the first part, of this Picam setup. 8. HDRs Taking HDRs with the Picam is very easy, and since we already take photos there's no reason to not do it.  The allowed values for camera.exposure_compensation are -25 to 25. Every...

  • STONE TFT LCD + ESP32 +MEDICAL VENTILATOR
  • Hacker page     by 94754sakura
  • The novel coronavirus has caused nearly more than 80 thousand confirmed cases nationwide, and the respirators and respirators are in short supply in recent months. Not only that, but the situation abroad is also not optimistic. The cumulative number...
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