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  • UWB+GPS Converged Equipment
  • Hacker page     by Richard
  • Product features: support Beidou differential positioning and UWB positioning, automatic switching between indoor and outdoor high-precision positioning, positioning accuracy up to 2 cm outdoors, up to 10 cm indoor positioning accuracy, IP67 protection...

  • My opinion on a Hi-Link AC-DC module
  • Hacker page     by helge
  • Some manufacturers make low power AC-DC modules for small appliances, IoT devices and smart meters. MeanWell may come to mind (IRM-05-3.3), but one of the most cost-competitive modules is the Hi-Link HLK-PM03. Here I will have a closer look at how the...

  • SG-90 Hobby Servo
  • Hacker page     by deʃhipu
  • SG90 is one of the cheapest and most common hobby servos available. That is probably because it's also the most commonly cloned hobby servo. If you bought one of these very cheap. there is a very good chance that it wasn't actually produced by Tower...

  • Arduino Uno
  • Hacker page     by Sam
  • Arduino Uno is an open-source microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P microcontroller and developed by Arduino.cc. It is the first board designed by the Arduino.cc team. The board is equipped with sets of digital and analog input/output (I/O) pins...

  • 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...

  • Netgear ReadyNAS RN3138
  • Hacker page     by Enki
  • Table of Contents 1. Hardware2. The serial console 1 Hardware The Netgear ReadyNAS 3138 is a 1U rack-mounted NAS server with 4 3.5'' SATA drive slots. I have recently purchased such a device in order to use it as a small home fileserver and decided to...

  • HAM stuff
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • How Belgian legislation discourages HAM-radio After passing the practical exam in your local HAM-section, the theoretical part of the exam only takes places at the BIPT offices in BrusselsYou require an operating certificate, which allows you to use...

  • A Life in the Day of MorningStar
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • I've led an incredible life, one too incredible to keep telling, so I'm putting it all here in brief. Buried among the rest of my stuff it will tell my story until I'm ready to write my book. One day I will, but until then. Born Jan 1967, same year as...

  • Pi For Breakfast
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • Slow Sundays. As usual I was awoken by the Magpies, who have successfully raised a screeching and slightly demented but otherwise identical copy of themselves, but in another tree after abandoning the one outside my bedroom window. They didnt like the...

  • What is Arduino Nano? A Getting Started Guide
  • Hacker page     by Oliviaturner
  • Arduino boards are designed for non-technical persons who battle to build complex electrical circuits and are constantly concerned about getting all of the wires and parts in the right position. These devices are a fantastic contribution to the electronics...

  • Arduino Workshop-Using an L293D Motor Driver IC
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  •  In this project, we are going to use a very popular motor driver IC called an L293D. The advantage of using this chip is that we can control two motors at the same time, as well as control their direction. The chip can also be used to control a...

  • What is Arduino Pro Mini? A Getting Started Guide
  • Hacker page     by Oliviaturner
  • Are you intending to create a modest, useful project, such as a chiptune, a digital alarm clock, or a smartwatch? Why just these? You could come up with a lot more. And, of course, you want your work to be as little as possible so that it not only appears...
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