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The HYDRA multiheaded virtual computer
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Gather parts to build a system for your intended purpose:Research your system board & processor & be double or more sure it is supported. Number of PCIe, PCI should reflect what you want to run. Internal serial HEADER is preferable over DB9 on...

The HYDRA multiheaded virtual computer
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At this point you have an assembled system, VT-d capable CPU & Board, 8+ GB RAM, 2+ ATI GPU's of at least HD5xxx, bootable storage for ESXi and storage for VM's, can boot the ESXi installer from cd/usb/iso, and a supported nic. Get ESXi installation...

Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
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Step 1 - Assemble the fittingsLet's get the easy part out of the way first. For this step, you'll need your bag of fittings, the valves, the pressure gauge, a roll of teflon tape, and a crescent wrench.Assembling brass fittings is pretty easy, but...

Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
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Step 2: Prepare the pressure cookerNow for the fun part. In this step, you'll be drilling a hole in your nice shiny new pressure cooker. I know, it's tough, but it's for a good cause.You're going to need: A metalworking drill pressThe pressure cookerA...

Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
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Step 4: Copper tubing and compression fittings It's finally time to put the pieces together.Cut two lengths of copper tubing. One length connects the fittings assembly to the pressure cooker. The other, longer, length connects the fittings to the vacuum...

Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
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Step 5: Final assembly Now is the time for that pressure cooker lid that you set aside earlier.The gasket that's in the lid of the Miro pressure cooker is very easy to remove. Just give it a gentle tug and work your way around the lid. It should come...

Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
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Step 6: Vacuum time Well, we're finally here. It's time to turn on the vacuum pump, and run for cover. Maybe.Before we actually flip the switch, a few words of caution from our sponsor.First, be sure to read the instructions that came with your pump....

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
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Two 74HC595s (wired in parallel) will be driving all the LEDs in the project as well as providing power to all of the buttons. The 74HC595 is an 8 bit serial in parallel out shift register. I've written a detailed tutorial about multiplexing with the...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
The 74HC595 can only do parallel output, so I used a 74HC165 to measure the state of the buttons via 4 current limiting resistors and send this information to the Arduino. More info about the chip can be found on its datasheet.The 74HC165 has the following...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
This instrument is primarily a MIDI device, so we need to build a MIDI out. There are two ways to do this (and over the course of this project I did one and then switched to the other):output MIDI via a 5 pin DIN connector output MIDI via USB (this is...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
I attached a 2 axis gyroscope and 3 axis accelerometer onto this project so that I could add some interesting control to the device. The 5 degrees of freedom board from Sparkfun outputs data from its gyroscope and accelerometer as analog voltages. I...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
I borrowed an idea from my friend Mads Hobye for my enclosure. Mads founds these sleek boxes at the container store and used them to make project enclosures for the various musical instruments he's built. These boxes are particularly convenient because...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
All schematics for this project are shown above. All the Arduino pin connections are listed below:Analog0 - Gyroscope Y (Y4.5) 1 - Potentiometer 1 2 - Gyroscope X (X4.5)3 - Accelerometer Y (YAcc) 4 - Accelerometer X (XAcc) 5 - Potentiometer 2Digital0...

HPDL watch
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Let's start with PCB. I wanted to mound display on one side of the PCB and the uc - on the other. Unfortunatelly, uc barely fits in the middle of the display's back and some pinout traces of display and uc touches where they mustn't. The traces...

HPDL watch
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The code is next. It's available at my github, I'll just explain a little bit. The timer2 is set to overflow and it's prescaled to 1024. With 32768 Hz clock it overflows every 8 seconds. Then I add 8 secs to the time variable. I've also set INT0...

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