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  • Build error : What's wrong? : Help me!
  • Hacker page     by Yoshihiro Matsui
  • root@UbuntuServer:/home/ymatsui/RPi_Pico_WAV_Player/build# llTotal 292drwxr-xr-x  9 root root   4096 11/6 01:34 ./drwxr-xr-x  9 root root   4096 11/5 18:49 ../-rw-r--r--  1 root root  20615 11/6 01:34 CMakeCache.txtdrwxr-xr-x ...

  • Sym-1 plus EPROM
  • Hacker page     by Rob Ward
  • One of the popular chip formats in the 70's and 80's were the ubiquitous EPROMs (Electrically Programmable Read Only Memories). They had very good memory density at the time and were accessible technology for hackers and OEMs alike. They had the advantage...

  • EPROM2764 - Hacked
  • Hacker page     by Rob Ward
  • Programming 2764 EPROM with a Mega2560, SD card reader and 5-12V Buck converter If you have ever wondered what it would be like to have a real retro -computer-nerd experience, then maybe programming EPROMs will fit the bill for you. Since the late 60's...

  • Wireless MCU platforms
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • ESP32 The ESP32 development boards are not without their problems.  Why keep using them anyway?  The ESP32 IC only costs €2.31/pce on Digikey.  Design a decent breakout board and done! Well, if you don't want to design your own...

  • Resistance is fut^Wavailable
  • Hacker page     by Yann Guidon / YGDES
  • You're never safe from a good surprise ! A renowned electronic parts store in Paris (one of the too few remaining) found an old box in the back of their warehouse and sold its contents for such a ridiculous price that I bought the whole box. I happened...

  • 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...

  • Test ESC stuff
  • Hacker page     by Christoph
  • I'm building a BLDC ESC based on EFM8BB2 running BLHeli_SNCP81253 Gate DriverSIZ322DT NFET pairand a DMN2990UDJ fual NFET for level shifting between 3V3 (MCU) and the 5 V gate driver logic Link to current schematic (possible error in MCU to level...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...
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