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  • Lithium Battery Pack build

  • Before starting a pack build yourself I would highly recommend you finish all of your ongoing projects that you can, because this will take a huge percentage of your focus. First a finished pack photo because I know many of you won't read to the end:...
  • What are M5Stick and M5Stamp?

  • M5Stack is a technology company that designs and manufactures anopen-source development toolkit, including hardware, programming platform, and IoT solutions. It was founded by Jimmy Lai in 2017 and isbased in Shenzhen, China. M5Stack created the M5Stick...
  • Working Principle: AFE Explained

  • Normally, ATmega328P (Arduino Uno) can measure voltages between Gnd and AVCC range (i.e. 0 to 5V) without any voltage divider resistors network. If internal AREF is enable, it can measure voltages between Gnd and AREF range (i.e. 0 to 1.1 V). With some...
  • Circuit Design

  • The heart of the design is the LM358 Dual Operational Amplifier (Op Amp). An Op Amp amplifies a signal and has a couple of main advantages over just using a BJT transistor as an amplifier because it has a very high input impedance (resistance) and a...
  • General instructions

  • The Basics I found a plan on this website. It's not a bad start but the design misses a few key dimensions - we had to work out a few of them with a bit of maths. Still, it's something. We built the cabinet out of 12mm plywood which is quite strong,...
  • FireCoates

  • Jacket Wiring, LED Setup, and Light Pipe Assembly.I never took pictures of this process with the first prototype so I need to complete the second prototype and take pictures to use as visual aides along the way, I should have them up in another week...
  • Study the schematic diagram

  • Before jumping into the electronics part you need to get familiar with the circuit so it holds no surprises. This isn't too hard. Grab the schematics off github or the files section and take a look. I'll wait while you download and view the diagram.......
  • Building the glove for the sensor unit

  • We discussed the upgrade of the sensor unit in an earlier build log (https://hackaday.io/project/160886-geps/log/154025-sensor-hardware-integration). In the very end you can see first attempts to layout the glove parts. The new form factor brings new...
  • Arduino Sketch

  • Here is the sketch for the Arduino Nano for receiving i2c data and switching the piezo discs: //define variables #include #define tool_0 5 #define tool_1 4 #define tool_2 3 #define tool_3 2 boolean shoot_0 = false; boolean shoot_1 = false; boolean shoot_2...