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Building the AUV - Internal
Instructions from Project Albatross
The internals of the AUV performed the heavy work of actually taking water quality measurements and controlling the submersible's buoyancy. Evidently, it also required a sophisticated mechanical design to fit the necessary components into the confined...

DIY Jukebox With Raspberry Pi
Instructions from DIY Jukebox With Raspberry Pi
Step 1: REQUIRED COMPONENTSRaspberry Pi 2 or 3 // ~$10~$3516 GB SD card // ~$8Big breadboard // ~$4GPIO buttons + jumper and hook-up wires // <$2speakers ~$0usb stick ~$0philips hue bulb ~$10-$20you can get everything for around $50.< body></$2speakers>...

Getting started
Instructions from Projector Screen
Get and keep everything clean, including the back of your fabric. When you roll up the screen, the back touches the front, and any dirt will transfer right into the middle of your new screen. Take the actuator arm off the wiper motor. See what the threads...

GCODE Commands
Instructions from DIY Inkjet Printer
The printer can be controlled by sending values via i2c. Each set bit represents a printer command like: 0 - everything off 1 - single drop printhead 1 2 - single drop printhead 2 4 - single drop printhead 3 8 - single drop printhead 4 16 - drops at...

First, let's talk about the board and everything that will be necessary for it.
Instructions from Control your audio with theKnob
The PCB itself is an extension PCB for a microcontroller board "DFrobot beetle". It allows us to keep everything in place and make it compact and also, it's easy to solder everything. Please follow the steps strictly, because the design of the...

Plugging Everything In
Instructions from Pentesting BBU Dropbox
This is the wiring part. Just follow the schematic. Plug in the Pi's USB cable for power. Plug the short patch cable into the Pi & the other end into the switch. Plug the patch cables coming from the RJ45 jacks into the switch. Plug the red wire from...

The Electronic Components
Instructions from DIY Pocket Projector Design
For this project we’re going to need nine different types of components, along with a heat sink of some sort. Three different types of resistors are needed. I went with 1W ratings for each resistor. One 2512 130Ω surface mount resistor, one 2512...

Wire up the LCD
Instructions from Big Fun with BigNums2x2!
I happened to have an unused Adafruit RGB backlight positive LCD 16x2 handy, so I soldered on the headers, then followed their wiring guide to ensure everything was working. The particular LCD that I'm using is RGB-backlit, but to keep the project somewhat...

DIY MIDI FIGHTER
Instructions from DIY MIDI FIGHTER
Building the boxFirst of all we need to make an enclosure. I decided to make my own cause I didn't find any online. I made mine in oak. I recommend that you don't make the box too small so you can fit the components inside. My box is 16cm deep, 16cm...

Assembly!
Instructions from Exporer Uno PCB Software Template
Once you've received your components and your PCB, you're ready to assemble them. There are a lot of configurations that can work, so keep in mind the final shape of your PCB is entirely up to you and the project you are building!Let's start with the...

Raspberry Tor Router
Instructions from Raspberry Tor Router
Burn Raspbian to your SD card (this tutorial assumes you are familiar enough with a Raspberry Pi to do this. Follow the instructions at https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/README.md if you need help), boot the OS...

▇▇▇▇ Understanding Clock Division ▇▇▇▇
Instructions from FPGA Bootcamp #2
At these clock frequencies, this technique of dividing down the clock is OK, but usually you'd rather use the FPGA's clock circuitry like a PLL or DLL to generate different timings, if possible. How you do this will depend on your FPGA and won't work...

Replacing the audio samples or config file
Instructions from GPS Talking Clock
Replacing either the audio samples or editing the config file requires re-flashing the ROM chip. Start by making disk image no larger than the flash chip (probably 4 MB). The image should have a standard MBR partition table and a single FAT-12, FAT-16...

Finalize Soft- and Hardware, Adjust, Scan
Instructions from 8mm Film Scanner
Adrian Rosebrock posted a very comprehensive tutorial on how to install OpenCV on Raspbian Buster: install openCV If you follow his installation guide, you'll have everything you need to run the scanner. He offers a "faster" and a "complete" install....

Download the Sketch and Preparing TFT_eSPI
Instructions from Raspberry Pi Pico Matrix Touchscreen Keyboard
The simple macro keypad sketch can be downloaded from Github: https://github.com/DustinWatts/Pico-Matrix-Touch-K... For this sketch to work with the Pi Pico we have to configure the TFT_eSPI library. To do this, open the following file in your favorite...

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