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  • Solar Genius
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  •  Welcome to  the Solar Genius Page Introduction Energy is one of the necessities to live on this planet. Plants use energy to prepare their food, humans use energy to cook their food, and industries use energy to manufacture different...

  • BK1086/88 Arduino Library
  • Details     from BK1086/88 Arduino Library
  • In late 2019, I began developing Arduino libraries to control DSP receivers. My first project was an Arduino library for the SI4844, followed by libraries for the IC Si473X family, all of which are produced by Silicon Labs. Due to the positive reception...

  • Banana Fone
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  • This is a modular x64 mini pc/ smart phone im putting together instead of buying a new handset. i dont care much if its thick, so deal with it. Parts: 5" regular screen: 50$(the 5" version)  https://www.amazon.com/OSOYOO-Portable-Raspberry-Compatible-Raspbain/dp/B07KKB5YS9/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title&th=1...

  • MiniTKL
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  • The keyboard has 88 keys, three NeoPixels, and a microUSB connector. The poll rate is 1KHz. There are board designs for both ANSI and ISO layouts. All the details about the PCB, the 3D-printed case and the firmware are available in the Gitlab repository...

  • 6502sbc Robot
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  • 65C02 Single Board Computer (6502sbc):Designed around the Rockwell 65C02 microprocessor and equivalents32k x 8 bit SRAM32k x 8 bit flash non-volatile storage ("ROM")16C550 UART (FTDI and standard modem interface)Power On Reset (POR) monitor circuitComplex...

  • Autonomous grass cutting rover
  • Details     from Autonomous grass cutting rover
  • Motion drive characteristics 4WD made of monster truck RC wheels4 12V DC motor, 180RPM , high torque 27kg/cm,  6A max current => 24A max125mm diameter Wheels Power characteristics 190Wh battery pack self made from 18650 cells: pack configuration...

  • DIY | RGB Goggles
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  • Hey! I have made a RGB Goggles using WS2812B LEDs and Arduino Nano.The Goggles have many animations they can be controlled using a mobile app.The app can communicate with arduino through Bluetooth Module.App is built using MIT App Inventor. Components...

  • Knowhere
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  • The Knowhere works using an FM transmitter and receiver. A Raspberry Pirate radio is loaded with a program which sends Pulse Modulation radio signals which are decoded using an ATtiny. If the ATtiny identifies that it's 8-bit code is being sent, it beeps...

  • Arduino Web Server
  • Details     from Arduino Web Server
  • Let's start with the beginning.. This is a gateway based system that uses the well known nRF24L01 wireless modules to communicate to small clients embedded in the power outlets or light switches. The gateway is build around the Atmega 2560. the internet...

  • BBC micro power supply rethink
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  • A major power drain on the beeb is the 16 DRAM chips. The HM4816-3 chips on the original design draw 88 mA each, or about 1.4 amps total. The Mostek MK4516 fitted on my beeb use 25 mA each, or 0.4 amps total. These reduce the total power budget from...

  • What the SOT?! - PCB Ruler
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  • Why did you make it? Who the heck can keep transistor package names straight? Sure the SOT names make a little bit of sense, but who can keep track of the difference between an SC-88 and an SC-88A? And wait is one of those also an SC-70-6? And what...
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