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  • Buck Mating Season 2018
  • Hacker page     by Yann Guidon / YGDES
  • BMS is back with version 2018 ! You already know the deal, go to these pages and click "Follow" and "Like". If you have already, un-like and re-like :-) ANGOLA BCFJ PDP Y8 NumHex Promer FHP LGA YGRECMOS σα code 3RGB YGREC-Si PIC16F/OS gdups...

  • Halogen to LED Headlamp upgrade Suzuki SX4
  • Hacker page     by sidsingh
  • I ordered one of these for my 2011 Suzuki SX4 sedan. Finally found some time today to swap halogens with new LEDs. Current pair of halogens are Philips H4 90/100w and they are pretty good. I wanted to switch to LEDs primarily to lower power consumption,...

  • Oberth Arm
  • Hacker page     by risknc
  • New Project!I'm building a robot arm similar to the SCARA architecture. It's for plotting on a wall or chalkboard! It could also be used for pick and place on a flat surface. Scale is ~ 2m radius, so it will have a large working volume (a very...

  • DVI / HDMI Pmod for an iCE40 FPGA
  • Hacker page     by Dan O'Shea
  • Here is a proof-of-concept for DVI / HDMI output implemented on an iCE40 FPGA: I set myself the challenge (masochistically, says the wife) of designing a DVI / HDMI Pmod to translate the iCE40's 3.3V LVCMOS / single-ended outputs into the TMDS (Transition-Minimised...

  • Driving OLED Displays Directly
  • Hacker page     by deʃhipu
  • There are many monochrome OLED display modules available for really reasonable prices out there. They can be really useful for a small and simple display in a project. However, many libraries available for driving them are rather big and slow. In this...

  • Make 5V power supplies from surplus power adaptors
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • If you are like me you will have accumulated surplus power adaptors for all kinds of things, modems, external hard disk drives, and so forth. Here's how to put them to use and avoid causing more 5V power adaptors to be made. 5V has become a common standard...

  • Restoring a SNES
  • Hacker page     by mcu_nerd
  • Over a decade a go I got a SNES from some relatives.  When I was doing some cleaning I decided to pull it out.  After cleaning the cartridge slot, it was working but the picture on the TV was pretty terrible. I picked up a cheap composite...

  • Do you need to root the Xiaomi Mi 9?
  • Hacker page     by Marco
  • It has been a long time since this firm China broke into our country, and around the world, offering high-quality smartphones at irresistible prices (at least when it began to become famous because now we see some prices that ... anyway). In any...

  • PoE, dV/dt and ESD
  • Hacker page     by helge
  • Why I don't like USB in the lab When lab setups don't fall into disuse and get scrapped, they are usually passed down through generations of PhD students - and there doesn't always seem to be an incentive to spend time to improve a working setup. ......

  • DCF77 decoder
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • Assembled unit (lid removed to show internal construction) Design Schematic design and PCB layout can be found on EasyEDA. Housing The DCF antenna doesn't work well when it's in proximity to EM-noise sources.  Possible noise source are the rest...

  • Low end MCU Selection
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • Requirement low power : 3V3 or lower, not 5V powered at least 7 GPIOs, 9 preferred.  We don't want to read the status of the switches with an ADC. as small as possible cheap easy to solder Availability : 2nd sourced PlatformIO / Arduino support...

  • Product Review | Totem Mini Lab
  • Hacker page     by Craig Hissett
  • The Totem Mini Lab is a kit to build an all-in-one lab setup. Built around Totem's take on an Arduino Uno, it features a companion lab board which adds many useful tools and features to your prototyping and development.  Unboxing The kit comes...

  • A review of 3 electronics bazaars in China
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • Revisions 2021-04-22 Many sellers point this out, but it's worth repeating. You can save considerably on shipping if  you choose the same method for all the items you buy from one store. For example I bought 5 items for a total of $12 and made sure...

  • Quicklinks for my kindle "hacking" efforts
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • https://github.com/pjimenezmateo/kindle-wallpaper/blob/master/In%20the%20Kindle/launch.sh Type in homescreen, without USB connected: ;debugOn ~usbNetwork and then plug in USB cable PI of kindle: 192.168.15.244 Password: mario mntroot rw nano /etc/crontab/root...
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