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  • Keyboard Controller with Joystick for MSX (2)
  • Hacker page     by danjovic
  • Added a second diode to enhance the detection And drafted some driver code that provides scan and decode that takes 98 bytes plus 5 RAM addresses. ; Scan Atari keyboard and single button joystick using ; and adapter with 74LS139 ; PSG IO addresses PSGAD:...

  • Playing around with IS31FL7X

  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • Trying to make [this] work with the Arduino IDE on a Wemos D1 Mini. The additional capacitor got loose, so that there were fluctuations in one row. One row seems to be dead now, after I tried to resolder the QFN chip with my soldering iron. Instead...

  • Notes on replacing a 6VD1 SOHC with a 6VE1 DOHC
  • Hacker page     by Darrin B
  • This is a work in progress, and will look like one for some time to come. The vehicle in question is a '96 Honda Passport (also known as the Isuzu Rodeo). For reasons unknown, the Passodeo decided to eat a spark plug one morning. Ceramics and machined...

  • To Do List
  • Hacker page     by Daniel
  • USB battery/DMDclock/programming module Bluetooth active speaker Windowfarm 3D printer (retry, better model) drone wifi power socket + appDocumentPortable laptop batteryHelping handDone variable power supply 0-80V 0-8A

  • My lab
  • Hacker page     by Andrey V
  • Some words about my lab.  Most of my projects was made here...  About stuff on my workbench... 1. Laptop DELL Precision M6800.  2. 42inch 4k LG moniror 3. My lovely GENELEC 8020 4. Hot air gun Element 858 5. Soldering station Hakko 951...

  • Addresses need to be doubled in SPL for STM8
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • While interfacing a DS3231 RTC to a STM8 development board using the Standard Peripherals Library and PlatformIO (BTW, you don't need to build SPL, it's provided by a PlatformIO package), I fell into a simple trap. I assumed that the address wanted...

  • How to Choose a Right CNC Motor?
  • Hacker page     by Mark Liu
  • Choosing the right motor for a CNC mill, lathe or router depends on several factors, including the requirements of the project and the characteristics of the motor. Here are some important factors to consider when choosing a motor for a CNC machine:...

  • Why is SMPS Important
  • Hacker page     by akanzler007
  • In the age of energy-efficient devices, the poor efficiency rating of a power supply can be a deal-breaker. The solution that you finally choose depends on your requirements for efficiency, cabinet space, output regulation, transient response time, and...

  • Counterfeit STM8S003
  • Hacker page     by K.C. Lee
  • I ordered some counterfeit STM8S003 recently as the parts dried up and the prices were getting higher.  I didn't think much at the time as the seller had been around for a few years and had good reviews. Aliexpress dispute initially rejected my...

  • What is SMPS – Working, Applications.
  • Hacker page     by akanzler007
  • The term SMPS is often heard and you might have also seen it being used in different applications like computers, mobiles, battery chargers, vehicles, etc. But what does the term SMPS mean, what is its working and why is it being used very often in various...

  • What's a "typical relay" ?
  • Hacker page     by Yann Guidon / YGDES
  • While discussing with Paul Falstad about a new feature of circuitjs, came the question of which default parameter to propose to the users. For basic simulations, the contact's resistances can be pushed to the limits (on: 1m Ohm - off: 1G Ohm) because...
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