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  • 2. Peripherals Setup: 7-Segment Display Control
  • Instructions     from PiCon One
  • For prominent data, or data tat is fast changing, the dual 7-segment displays bring numbers to attention just by casual glance. To drive the display LEDs, I selected the TM1640 LED driver IC from Titan Micro Electronics. Because the IC is only available...

  • Experiments & Expansions
  • Instructions     from Mug-O-Matic: A Modular Tiny CNC
  • It might surprise you but the Mug-O-Matic in drawing mode has a rectilinear coordinate system. Even though its X axis twists, the work piece is also round so it cancels out and the math is still easy. :)  You'll see in my examples that I like...

  • Final Assembly:
  • Instructions     from THB6064AH-SMT Stepper Motor driver
  • 12. [ ] The big THB6064AH chip: Since this product has a MOS structure, it is sensitive to electrostatic discharge. These ICs are highly sensitive to electrostatic discharge. When handling them, please be careful of electrostatic discharge,...

  • #1 Assembly: NEMA
  • Instructions     from E-TKT: anachronic label maker
  • In this first step, we will prepare the NEMA stepper sub-module, responsible for the daisy wheel character selection. Cover place the H_nema_cover on top of the NEMA stepper motor, and fix it with 4x m3x6 screws. Magnet polarity We need to know the...

  • Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
  • Instructions     from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
  • Step 3 - Build major footprints:  Costing the available board area requires building the major footprints and placing them on the PCB.  Built early footprints and placed to determine what additional space is avail.  Files in git.

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Instructions     from TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • As you can see in the picture, the screen is glued onto the PCB with a thick piece of aluminium between them. Now we have to remove the LCD screen and plate from the motherboard. This is tricky. You must be extremely careful, because the LCD is made...

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Instructions     from TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Now is a good time to test your LCD and make sure it still works. Load the batteries back into the back half of the case. Press the motherboard against the back half of the case so the battery connectors make contact. Use a screwdriver or some other...

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Instructions     from TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Assemble your LCD sandwich with the EL panel on the back, then the polarizer, then the glass. You can use some scotch tape around the edge to hold everything in place. I used some putty to stick the whole thing to the PCB, but you could also use some...

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Instructions     from TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Carefully bend the EL panel leads so they fold around the back of the PCB. The panel can bend pretty far, just don't crease it.Now install the board back in the front half of the case and screw it down. The EL panel leads will stick up through gap between...

  • EFFECTIVE STUN GUN

  • Instructions     from EFFECTIVE STUN GUN
  • CLEAN UP YOUR WORKSPACEGather your componentsWe will start with the "multivibrator" or "Oscillator" circuit. It supplies an A.C. Waveform to the "T1" transformer. you can make a PCB or just solder the legs togetherIt's not a very complex circuit.First...

  • CANPi
  • Instructions     from CANPi
  • Get the PCB: http://oshpark.com/shared_projects/20v7dQka

  • RF light switch
  • Instructions     from RF light switch
  • If you do try this however and end up with a nice PCB and case for the transmitter and/or receiver, gimme a shout, I'd like to see pics! I'm dismanteling mine now for a house move. For the new house I will buy a kit from dx, but this was a fun learning...
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