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  • Atari Keyboard Controller adapter for MSX (2)
  • Hacker page     by danjovic
  • For a matter of symmetry and sake of schematic drawing I have rearranged the wiring, so the MSX pin 8, a push-pull output became an open collector with pull-up resistor, then the pins/rows assignment became ROW /  (Keys)MSX Joystick PinKeyb. Contr....

  • Simple 7 steps for Motor maintenance
  • Hacker page     by Mark Liu
  • The motor is one of the indispensable equipment in production and manufacturing. In order to ensure the normal operation of the motor, in addition to normal use according to the operating procedures and normal monitoring and maintenance during operation,...

  • Precautions guide for using servo motors
  • Hacker page     by Mark Liu
  • 1. Keep the servo motor away from oil and water A: The servo motor can be used in places that are affected by water or oil droplets, but it is not completely waterproof or oil-proof. Therefore, the servo motor should not be placed or used in an environment...

  • Sometimes, work gets in the way...
  • Hacker page     by XBrav
  • Good news is that my parting of ways with Arduino seems to be going well. AVR seems to go right back to native C.My career seems to be keeping me busy upwards of 7 days a week currently. Unfortunately, this has put Ambuino on the backburner temporarily....

  • $1/watt Solar Panels (Blems)
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • RX'd 975 watts solar panels today. Paid $1/watt including shipping for these. Fingerprints in corners from handling before encapsulating resin was fully dry, seems to be the blemish. These are new high efficiency SUN product. I will use a PWM controller,...

  • Do The Carpentry
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • Apply Trigonometry to determine point to point length of the rear brace, and its point of intersection with the main inclined panel support. Result is a support surface for solar panels at desired inclination. Screws fasten the panels to wood above and...

  • Public lab spectrometer v2.5 (mod 3.0.1)
  • Hacker page     by David H Haffner Sr
  • New DVD grating upgradehttp://publiclab.org/profile/dhaffnersrThis is a spectrometer kit I bought from Plab about 4 months ago, I have made several modifications since then, here are some specs on how it stands now:1) Spectrometer bandwidth = 52) Slit...

  • TPS Mainboards (Tibbo Project PCBs)
  • Hacker page     by Dmitry Slepov
  • A Tibbo Project PCB is the foundation of your Tibbo Project System. Each board carries a CPU, an Ethernet port, memory, LEDs, and multiple sockets for Tibbits.TPPs come in two flavors. TPP2 and TPP3 boards run our own super-compact, agile OS called Tibbo...

  • Size 2 Tibbo Project PCB (TPP2), Gen 2
  • Hacker page     by Dmitry Slepov
  • Size 2 Tibbo Project PCB, Gen 2 is a Tibbo BASIC/C-programmable board with Ethernet, as well as optional Wi-Fi* and GPRS** connectivity. The board has four UARTs.The TPP2(G2) is perfect for systems with a medium number of I/O lines. Since the board can...

  • Battery Capacity
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • Stored wattage can be estimated using the amp-hour rating. I decided that knowing 12 volts X 1 amp for 180 minutes is a rating pertinent to calculating stored energy in watts. Assume a .1 volt drop resulting from testing the battery charged at 12 volts...

  • BTB-1
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • BTB-1 IS a mysterious project. IT SIMULATES retriggerable, back-to-back monostable circuits. TRIGGER USES an inherent fact of comparator design, the delay ascribed as being asserted when logic becomes briefly contentious, instable. I use it as the trigger....

  • Sigmoid function
  • Hacker page     by Alexander
  • I recently rediscovered the sigmoid function. It is incredibly useful in many areas of programming, but most recently has seen intense use in the neural network and machine learning software development communities. It takes any number as input, and...

  • More Mac stuff
  • Hacker page     by Craig Hissett
  • I've managed to pick up an old Mac Mini to use as a home server - booyah!Currently I have an ancient headless pc running Pi Desktop x86 software with a hard drive attached for media sharing.I always wanted to do more with this box (sticking a lightweight...
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