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  • JamLoopy for Atari VCS
  • Details     from JamLoopy for Atari VCS
  • 1. Introduction Application is 64 steps note looper. Notes are either represented musically or treated as bare data for VCS’s audio registers. Users can choose which row they treat as notes (Note Synth) or audio register data (Glitch Synth). There are...

  • Secure wireless remote
  • Details     from Secure wireless remote
  • Sparkfun's design uses LoRA radios, which has library support for Arduino that makes it very easy to send and receive complete packets. If you're going to go that way, then it makes sense that they designed a multi-packet exchange. And there's nothing...

  • 16C2552 dual UART for RC2014
  • Details     from 16C2552 dual UART for RC2014
  • The 16C2552 doesn't need a lot of glue on the RC2014 side. A single 74HCT138 is used to decode the I/O space and allow the card to be placed at 80/90/A0/B0/etc with the second port 8 bytes above. The standard configuration used on non Z80 ports is to...

  • MK-52 Resurrect
  • Details     from MK-52 Resurrect
  • The brief explanation can be found at:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elektronika_MK-52 Yes, the machine was not functional and repair questionable! I have preserved the original board rested in pieces (RIP) - if someone interested. The machine...

  • Happy amplifier
  • Details     from Happy amplifier
  • This is the total schematic. I've experienced wonderful sound quality of TPA3110, class-D amplifier at Nutube amplifier and it is transferred to happy amp. The performance of TPA3110 is max 15W x 2 and I can guarantee its sound quality!The input line...

  • STM32F030F4P6 breakout board
  • Details     from STM32F030F4P6 breakout board
  • After the Teensy 3.0 took me to the world of ARMs I quickly wanted to try different chips. While the Teensy boards and tools are great, they are limited to a very specific set of Freescale chips.ST sells ARM chips as well, so I got a nucleo board which...

  • Trinket serial & analog terminal
  • Details     from Trinket serial & analog terminal
  • Hardware:Battery pack: 100%Screen: 90%Trinket pro: 80%RS232: To doTTL: 30%Rx/Tx: 50%RTS/CTS: To doAnalog (A0 & A1): 100%Main PCB: 30%Schematics: To doSoftware:HMI: 10%GitHub: To doSerial: 20%Analog: 60%Mechanical:Box design: To do3D print: To do...Altoids...

  • Development/Testing Board
  • Details     from Development/Testing Board
  • The first circuit configuration that I need to test is the classic Arduino blinky project. I downloaded the Arduino blinky program to the PCB's Arduino microcontroller changing the pin from 13 to 3. From here I could wire pin 3 directly to a LED or could...

  • CoffeeOfThings
  • Details     from CoffeeOfThings
  • Hardware:- The necessary components for the MSP430 to be operational are quite simple: only a CR2032 battery for power, two decoupling capacitors, a pull-up resistance on the RST pin. Note some pins connected to TX, TEST, RST and GND have been soldered...

  • 5V Logic on a Z80 Retrocomputer
  • Details     from 5V Logic on a Z80 Retrocomputer
  • I bought a bunch of Z80 parts on ebay for cheap ($10 plus shipping). The parts came on a PCB which had not yet been flow soldered. From the date codes of the parts it looks like it was stuffed sometime around 1999. All I had to do was straighten...

  • Project Precision
  • Details     from Project Precision
  • Way back in the late 80s, I remember seeing a TV show (I think it was Amazing Stories) which featured an interesting clock. It was round, black, about the same size as a normal wall clock, and all done up in LEDs. The LEDs appeared to be what I now recognize...
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