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  • FABRICATION
  • Instructions     from Thermocouple amplifier for arduino and other MCU
  • 1. First cut out a rectangular piece from a single sided copper clad board which is slightly larger than the PCB dimensions and file off the sharp edges. 2. Rub off the impurity layer from the copper with a metal scrubber (till its shiny) and clean it...

  • Machining the Case
  • Instructions     from 350 Watt True Sine Inverter
  • The case is extruded aluminum, 203mm L x 144mm W x 68mm H.  Purchased on eBay and I believe they are regularly available. For everything I have on my electronics bench I lack in machine shop tools, basically a hand drill and Dremel.  The files...

  • Order PCB board
  • Instructions     from Data Acquisition System for MotoStudent electric
  • With the design completed, it’s time to order the PCB in the web JLCPCB.com. The process is simple, as you just have to go to JLCPCB.com , add the dimensions and layers of your PCB board and click the QUOTE NOW button: JLCPCB are also sponsor of...

  • Chassis preparation
  • Instructions     from Handheld UVC LED disinfector
  • The enclosure used for this project is a Hammond 1553BBKBAT. To begin, holes for the OLED and switches are milled (or drilled) into the top half. Next the bottom half is milled in several areas to make space for all of the internal components....

  • Construction
  • Instructions     from DIY Variable Power Supply
  • First, you will need to assemble the circuit on the PCB board. Begin by soldering in the UC723 IC Base. Next, you will need to solder in the rest of the components according to your circuit design. This includes the resistors, capacitors, potentiometers,...

  • Linear Actuator Assembly
  • Instructions     from AutoDuct smart motorized air duct shutter
  • Insert geared DC motor into motor carrier, use 2x DIN7991 M3x5mm screws to hold motor in place. Mount thrust collar ring to leadscrew with 4x DIN7981 (diameter: 2.2mm, length: 6.3mm). Apply some silicone grease on the inner diameter of the leadscrew:...

  • Electronics
  • Instructions     from Minder
  • - First, collect all the necessary components (as seen in components list) - Now as for soldering the components together you can either do it out of the case or in the case. I soldered all the components out of the case using very thin enameled copper...

  • Creating the Circuit
  • Instructions     from Binary Wrist Watch
  • Okay so we've talked a lot about parts of the circuit and the reason behind the components. Now let's put it all together in a complete circuit! The PCB was made round to make a callback to regular watches. A standard watch body is usually 42mm with...

  • Code
  • Instructions     from Binary Wrist Watch
  • When the bootloader is burned to the microcontroller, an FTDI converter can be used to upload the actual Arduino code. The code could actually be uploaded through ICSP replacing the bootloader, but I didn't really want it that way. That would make it...

  • Soldering the leds
  • Instructions     from Led eyelashes
  • For soldering the led, I first printed an arc of led footprints (see files) on a transparency sheet. I then flipped the sheet. Using superglue, I (temporarily) glued the leds, upside down, on top of the footprints. This made it that the leds were evenly...

  • Building The Board
  • Instructions     from MQTT NOAH Baseboard
  • Intro: This is the fun part of most things I do, building the PCB. I used Eagle CAD 7.6.0 for my PCB design because hey, I have a license and I know it already. If you have a CAD tool like KiCAD just make sure after importing the files that everything...

  • Testing Our Board
  • Instructions     from DIY Control any home appliance with the ESP8266
  • Now as we are done with the setup of the dashboard and PCB. We are ready to move on to check if our Board is working fine or not. For that, we need to power up our PCB. We can do that by using a Powerbank as well asby connecting it through a suitable...
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