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  • Tearsday Thurdown #0
  • Hacker page     by Richie Ellingham
  • Tear down of TaoTronics TT-BH07 Bluetooth Headphone Overview These are a pair of wireless bluetooth headphones I bought when I was training around in Japan a year ago. They were great initially giving great sounds quality with a decent balanced...

  • DIY 4-bit CPU
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Have you ever made a processor? I did. Took me just 12 microchips and a clock generator. The processor can execute several commands, and programs can be written for it. The program code and input data are entered using micro switches, and the state of...

  • Battery that self-destructs in 30 minutes
  • Hacker page     by guangyu
  • Iowa State University, USA, scientists have developed a self-destructing battery that can power a simple electronic device such as a four-function calculator for up to 15 minutes and then dissolve in water. This could pave the way for so-called transient...

  • Snippet No.4:
  • Hacker page     by David Scholten
  • Finished a 200% scale flying Tourbillon from the same author on Thingiverse: See: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2751917 for the file and https://www.thingiverse.com/make:518083 for the "make".

  • Introduction to Raspberry Pi 4
  • Hacker page     by Oliviaturner
  • The present age is the age of speed and speed is life. The automatic section of engineering is playing a big role in speeding up life. Whose unique discovery is Raspberry pi. Raspberry pi is a series of small computers that have been developed in United...

  • Tearsday Thurdown #4
  • Hacker page     by Richie Ellingham
  • Tearing into Sony WH-CH510 headphones These headphones were stolen off a friend who had owned them for many years as he was going to throw them out. Why were they bin worthy? A piece of plastic snapped on one headphone, which I was able to fix with a...

  • comparison of 4 gyros
  • Hacker page     by jeff
  • 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...

  • Raspberry Pi 4 Boot Sequence
  • Hacker page     by Petr Tesarik
  • The Raspberry Pi 4 boot sequence is very different from earlier models, so let's have look how it works now. When the Raspberry Pi 4 is powered on, the BCM2711 VPU core 0 gets started. The program counter is set to 0x60000000. This address maps to the...

  • The tale of (effectivly) killing a $30-40ish USD chip
  • Hacker page     by mcu_nerd
  • The other week I got a few samples of some MAX187 ADC chips, as I was in part curious what was so special about them that warranted the high price tag. Looking into ADC chips all started when I wanted to find a solution to the ESP8266's fairly poor internal...

  • 4.) The bottom bracket
  • Hacker page     by Entunassa
  • I spent one afternoon and two evenings to modernize the bottom bracket (BB). Original condition:Thomson BB with 'all steel' chainwheel and 'wedge axle' crank arms The original part was a Thomson type BB with wedge axle. As mentioned, the crank arms were...

  • SX-64 inspired Raspberry PI 4 thing
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • So I've made this thing for element14 presents, never really had a set and forget PI to work on. I do like the optics of the SX-64 very much and all the other "portables" from the 80ies. I went with makerbeams 10x10mm aluminium extrusions for the frame...
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