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  • Step 4: PCB Fabrication
  • Instructions     from How to Make a Siren Generator
  • Order PCB: PCBWay Eagle PCB Board Layout: GitHub Printable PDF: GitHub I fabricated the board using the Iron Method. I drilled four mounting holes in each corner with a diameter of 3mm. The PCB size is 3.3cm X 3.3cm .

  • 4-bit RISC CPU Programming instructions
  • Instructions     from The simplest 4-bit RISC CPU
  • CPU has only 5 instructions, here with opcodes (hex): 0 - Noop 1 - Clear register A (accumulator) and Flag register. 2 - Add immediate to A and save to A. 4 - Jump conditional (when flag Carry is 1) 8 - Jump (unconditional)Instructions are stored in...

  • #4 Assembly: press
  • Instructions     from E-TKT: anachronic label maker
  • The servo, together with the hall sensor, is one of the most critical sub systems of the device. Please, be focused and follow thoroughly. Servo: connection it is advisable to roll the excess cable with a wire strap to keep it tidy;the correct connector...

  • Step 4: Soldering.
  • Instructions     from Windows PC Lock/Unlock Using RFID.
  • This is a very small and simple circuit. It's better to solder this in to a prototyping PCB board than spend a lot of time to make a custom PCB. Always use headers to connect the arduino and the RFID module, otherwise prolonged exposure to heat while...

  • Step 4: Build It:
  • Instructions     from Coin Battery Powered Digital Business Card
  • In the above Schematic picture, I have highlighted some notes about Pins. I was able to do all soldering on the backside of the PCB. I made traces using small thin single strands of loose copper wire, and solder. On later versions, I added a second...

  • Part 4: Powering on
  • Instructions     from High Efficiency MPPT Solar Charger
  • When first powering on the charger, don't do so with a powerful battery or other powerful power supply. There's always a chance that there is a short circuit somewhere and connecting something like a car battery can immediately destroy your newly built...

  • Part 4 - Assemble the PCB
  • Instructions     from NOOBIX IOT
  • First I solder the voltage converter module. For that add 4 male pins. And on top of those pins we add the converter and we solder it. I also add the input and the output terminals. Then I carefully connect a 220V AC cable at the input. Be careful, and...

  • 4. Peripherals Setup: Dual UART expander SC16IS752
  • Instructions     from PiCon One
  • To extend the serial ports on the Raspberry Pi Zero, PiCon One has been fitted with the dual UART expander IC SC16IS752 from NXP. On the PCB, the expander IC has been placed underneath the connectors for the SAM-M8Q MKRGPSShield module: Below is...

  • Solder 4 wires to USB hub
  • Instructions     from $20 USB MIDI host
  • Disassemble your USB hub and find the place where the cord is connected to the PCB. You'll see 4 wires: black (ground)red (Vcc)green (Data +)white (Data -) You can desolder these 4 wires and solder your own but my advice is actually to not do that and...

  • Tin the 4 USB plug pads.
  • Instructions     from LIR2032 Coin Cell Charger
  • By tinning the 4 USB pads, we ensure a solid connection to the USB socket. Although only the 2 outer pads are actually used by the PCB to provide voltage, it is a good idea to tin the middle 2 pads as well. 
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