Briefly: 80-wire IDE cables are *great* for high-speed stuff... But the pinout is a bit more difficult than a straight-through 40-wire IDE cable, because the 80-wire cables have shielding (yay!) which is connected to specific pins designated as ground,...
I did really like the idea of #PICTIL. So I did some research on this and on this page I will just summarize ideas. (mostly because all this in a comment would be to much I think). First the idea of using the PIC16F527 which @Yann Guidon / YGDES suggested....
So I just received the Pi Zero, and I had some fun playing with it already. I wanted to share some of my comments about the technical aspects of the new board.The Goodpricesmall sizemounting holesbackwards-compatible gpio headerunpopulated headerall...
This is my first full post of a hack (nay, an innovation, says you the reader), I realize I will make mistakes in it's presentation but I will endeavor to clarify my future ominous basement doings more clearly based on the kind comments of the bored...
Some weeks ago I read this Article on Hackaday. Microchip did gave away some MPLAB Xpress Evaluations Boards. Here are some thoughts about this and the MPLAB Xpress browser based IDE. This page does not claim to be a full review just some thoughts (and...
I'm the owner of a Sunhokey prusa i3 2015 model, and i forgot to talk about it so here is a review of my model. Build volume is 200mm x 200mm x180mm (approximate) arround 15KG and 12v rated.I bought it in kit to assemble for 300$ (including taxes) from...
lsm6ds3, l3gd20, mpu6050, and bmi160 were attached to a small robot. the gyros were read at 1msec intervals. the robot started turning at time=655at the end of the turn, the total angle measured:lsm6ds3: 179.44l3gd20: 173.10mpu6050: 179.66bmi160: 178.53...
We are honored to see many of the One Square Inch entries used OSH Park to create their boards. Here’s a few:quadcopter in one inch"itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny fully autonomous quadcopter" OSH Park shared project: minicopter/201510.1 Micro Word Clock"Displaying...
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Pesky Products created this nifty breakout board:Retro bubble displays in a convenient I2C packageThese HP QDSP-6064 bubble displays have a cool retro look right out of the seventies. More practically, they allow compact numerical displays and, coupled...
Standoff insulators, small coil forms, and test probes are all in stock at your local office supply. Just look for the cheap Bic pens with the clear plastic barrels. Also, for some reason, drugstores insist on labeling coil dope "clear nail polish"....
Kris Winer of Pesky Products is creating modular add-on boards for the Teensy 3.x:Modular Teensy ProjectThe intent is to gain 10-DoF motion sensing capability using open-source Madgwick/Mahony sensor fusion in a very small packageOne of these 9-axis...
When you have a lot of different projects and not enough motivation, energy and time to work on all of them all the time, it's very important to organize them in such a way, that you can work on them in small increments. There are two patterns that help...
Throughout the decades, irrespective of industry or sector, markets have thrived on competition. They have, however, also relied upon some semblance of unity within their respective competitors. Industries rely upon their individual member companies’...
jeff has designed a board for an Atmel microcontroller with the ARM Cortext M7 core:SE7EDUINOSmall Atmel SAM S70 based dev board. Similar to the Arduino Due, except super-mega-turbochargeThe board features:300 MHz ARM Cortex-M72MB flash384k RAM480 Mbps...