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  • Hooking up a 7" 1024x600 px TFT display (GDTE070A1-6)
  • Hacker page     by helge
  • 7" displays with 800x480 and 1024x600 px resolution are not taller than 107 mm and are an elegant fit for HMI terminals as well as custom machinery and even 3U rack mounted servers and lab equipment. Their versatility and power efficiency hinges on the...

  • VGA videocard for microcontrollers. Part 1
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Sometimes, when making your own devices on microcontrollers, there is a need to display huge amounts of information on a display and to use a bigger screen for ease of perception. Unfortunately, there are no ready-made and budget-friendly solutions for...

  • Opamp Instrumentation Tool
  • Hacker page     by Super Circuits
  • If you know a bit about electronics than you must have seen non-inverting and inverting operational amplifier circuits. This article shows how versatile simple op-amp voltage follower can be. You can implement this circuit with transistors if you do...

  • SYM-1 to MEGA Connections
  • Hacker page     by Rob Ward
  • The Sym-1 SBC has a short, but chequered history. The concepts that were built into the Super Mon 1.1 have subtly influenced the very well designed BBC Micro and laid the seeds for the ARM line of computers. Its major bottle neck though was not having...

  • Digital Pressure Sensor– Arduino Workshop
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • In this project, we are going to Digital Pressure Sensor– Arduino and learn how to use an MPL3115A2 pressure sensor, the MPL3115A2 digital pressure sensor from Freescale. This is a great sensor that is easily interfaced with an Arduino and provides accurate...

  • Introduction to ESP32
  • Hacker page     by ZoyeBella
  • For those new to the microprocessors and integrated systems world, Arduino is a terrific place to kick off. Having your personal collection of a large number of inexpensive detectors and modules, you may create a variety of tasks, both for fun and for...

  • 0x02 NTTF - Stargate LED matrices
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • So today the boards arrived from OSHPark and I will put all the stuff together on sunday and throw it into my toaster oven, hoping for the best! As seen before those boards have quite obvious markings, since the LEDs do lack that - I hope for the best...

  • Benefits Of Computer Antivirus
  • Hacker page     by Key
  • The benefit of computer antivirus is directly related to consequences of not having a antivirus software in your computer. The internet is not secure place there are alot of virus on internet without having an idea that you are downloading a virus virus...

  • I'm getting rid of a pile of random crap. Interested?
  • Hacker page     by zakqwy
  • update: this truckload of treasure was Craigslisted onto a stoked local person and his father, both of whom were excited for the possibilities. Consider giving away your old stuff, you might make someone happy.Danica and I are preparing to move...

  • Main display
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • Main display To be readable in the dark without glasses from about 0.5m distance, the characters should be around 50mm high. There are a few options here: numeric or alpha-numeric LED segment displays, sized 2.24" or 2.3".  These are used in the...

  • Winner Winner Chicken Dinner
  • Hacker page     by K.C. Lee
  • Here is another simple recipe with minimum ingredients and work. DIY bake chicken coating:1 teaspoon bread crumb, 1/3 teaspoon of Chilli powder, 1/5 teaspoon salt (optional) I used it to coat a couple of drum sticks.  I made the bread crumbs from...

  • A review of NextPCB PCB service
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • My attention was drawn to the NextPCB factory by a new customer offer where you only pay shipping on the first set of 5 or 10 boards in return for allowing them to put their logo on it. I decided to use them for #6 segment 2 digit LED display board and...

  • 6.) The gears
  • Hacker page     by Entunassa
  • As told, I wanted to replace the 3-speed hub with a 6-speed shifter. Another auction won at ebay brought me a 6-speed lever and a matching derailleur, "SPS"-Type from the 1990s. The derailleur does not fit to the frame without an additional part: I...

  • Arduino Workshop-Light Sensor
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • In this project, we will use an LDR to detect light and a piezo sounder to give audible feedback of the amount of the light detected, a light-dependent resistor, or LDR. As the name implies, the device is a resistor that depends on light. In a dark environment,...
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