You can use the ESP32 simulator on Linux, Windows or even Chromebooks! The project runs on the browser. So, you can always run the projects on mobile as well! There are several users using the ESP32 simulator on their MacOS as well! The connection diagram...
Video or it didn't happen! Interactive and animated chart for the Leaderboard Awards. The data used in this chart was collected by Yann Guidon / YGDES over a period of more than 40 days.Play with the data for yourself. Yes, the webpage is lousy for the...
20200731 : cleanup of many dead links... This page serves 2 purposes : share the resources I have created for all those articles (because http://ygdes.com/sources/ and http://ygdes.com/GHDL/ are not the most convenient) maintain a somewhat not-too-inaccurate...
Materials used to build pulse motor generator: 1.fidget spinner with iron insertions – the flywheel 2. three neodymium magnet discs3. two small solar panels – power sourceDetails : Voltage: 5V Power: 1.2W Current: 240 mA Material: Monocrystalline...
Today we present the FlameWheel Robot assembly tutorial and quick-start guide! It is rather difficult to assemble this robot without guidance. Feel free to refer to my introductory tutorial today.Flamewheel (A 2WD Remote Control Robot) is part of our...
The story so far... Update: Row scanning working.Known/working: Building and loading via JTAG new firmware into the main FPGA. This firmware is starting from scratch, we don't understand much yet about the default Barco firmware, although we've dumped...
The platform is built upon a custom modular 3d-printed actuator, with a 8:1 planetary gearbox. The dimensions are 47mm x 47mm x 47mm, and the cost is about $74 per actuator. The BLDC controller board it uses is the DrizzyServo from dizzy.ai. I also...
Background If you have been following Hackaday for a while, you will have seen on numerous occasions the KENBAK-1, regarded by many as the first commercial personal computer. Ten years ago Mark Wilson introduced KENBAK-uino, a reproduction...
In this project, we will build a 2.4GHz Wlan scanner using the nRF24L01 radio board. In this project, the output delivers all the interference and information in the scanned area in the form of ASCII codes. In the project of making this scanner,...
After the explorations with #YGREC-РЭС15-bis, I reached several limits and I decided to scale it down as much as possible. And this one will be implemented both with relays and VHDL, since the YGREC8 is a great replacement for Microchip's PICs....
French article in GNU/Linux Magazine France If you wonder why, just click and read the log. For the what, check Definitions and Draft as well as PEAC vs LFSR for a comparison. The original algo/project name was "Fibonacci checksum" but it later...
In another page, I described my adventures converting an Ubuntu DEB package to an RPM package. This provided me with a native toolchain for my Linux workstation. I wished though that there was a solution that would allow far more Linux users, no matter...
Project log 79: Testing things out.I wrote a recent project log talking about the problems that need to be solved in order to make a viable mech/exoskeleton suit: Project Log 74: Tech Tree for Mechs¹. Project Log 75: Tech Tree for Mechs²....
I'm going to use the details section to contain the code usedThere are three main modules, and these are all placed in the standard user directory that the ESP 8266 SDK uses for building code.tm1638.h#include "c_types.h" #include "user_interface.h" #include...
Here is the compounds i made my element collection from: 1.Hydrogen: From HCL3.Lithium: Li-Ion battery from old battery.5.Boron: Neodmyum Magnet (You can find 2 small magnet in your PC CD/DVD.. writers laser head)8.Oxygen: Cerium dioxide lighter flints...