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  • Board complete
  • Log     from Smart Solar Lamp
  • I have made a couple of updates on the board like paying a bit of extra attention to power lines. Also made a small change in usb power connection, so device will be powered from usb without batteries. Hope everything is all right. The board is quite...

  • I name thee NANO-4096
  • Log     from NANO-4096
  • I finally came up with a name for the device: The NANO-4096. The past two weeks I've spent more time on the code. I decided on using the SdFat library for SD card functions. It's slightly more compact than the standard Arduino SD library. I've also finished...

  • Building a bed
  • Log     from DIY Pick and Place
  • Although testing while attached to the benchtop worked initially, we knew eventually we'd need a real bed. Today we made some more progressing in finalizing one. I am very happy with the rigidity of the machine, it is pretty bombproof in this config....

  • Accessing the data
  • Log     from Electric Water Heater controler
  • The hot water heater I am aiming to control is a small 20liter unit mounted under the kitchen sink. It is a plug in unit - it draws only 2.4kw (10A at 240V) and plugs into the same circuit as the dishwasher and a couple of other power points so switching...

  • Head, arms, design files
  • Log     from TyroBot
  • After another week of work, I finished head and arm prototypes, ordered the controller board and parts, plus started some testing.I made the head kinda large, plenty of room for the controller board, battery, a servo, a 2.8in SPI TFT display with touchscreen,...

  • Prototype Complete (well not quite)
  • Log     from TyroBot
  • While waiting for the v0.2 PCBs I finished 3D modeling the remaining pieces of the robot, including adding a head servo, controller board standoffs, and battery holder.The battery and controller board fit inside the head with plenty of room to spare....

  • The Ticker Library
  • Log     from Not Grbl
  • The Ticker LibraryThe code in "Not Grbl" does not use any hardware timers because I want to eventually migrate to the EPS2688 and the hardware on this CPU is not well documented (unlike the AVRs). The code use "Blink without delay()" type code. On an...

  • PCB soldering
  • Log     from Wireless remote LCD
  • First of all, a big thank you to @oshpark. I heard plenty of good things about them, and for a first experience, I'm really satisfied ! The boards took exactly 20 day from the kicad file upload to my french mail box, and the quality is spotless. Very...

  • Going forward
  • Log     from epRISC Open Computer
  • Hello all! It's finally 2017, and with my project due in only a few short months, I have plenty of work ahead of me. Between college applications, work, and school, I've been busy, and I've been moving forward pretty slowly with this project since I...

  • Finally! subsystems -Eric
  • Log     from Barnabas-Bot
  • Hey everybody, I'm excited for this update because I finally have some useful boards to show you, Check them out;On the left is the power regulation subsystem and on the right is the USB interface subsystem. Now all I need to do is solder the appropriate...

  • CrowBot Base
  • Log     from Project Crow
  • Gertbot is a daughter board for the Raspberry Pi/ I'm going to use one of the original raspberry Pi for the board. Gertbot plugs directly to the GPIO. On the back is a nice diagram showing you how to connect the motors and power supply. It's purpose...

  • Soldering and Rework
  • Log     from Solar Power Bank
  • Its my first time soldering a QFN package..luckily I build a small hotplate with a PID controller to help with that. I could use a skillet..but I used that for rocket fuel. It seemed to work well, but I had to do it twice as a few pins didnt have enough...

  • Designing a PC Board for the RNG
  • Log     from True-Random Number Generator
  • Enter constraints, derive component values, choose components, draw schematic, draw layout. Welcome to analog land!The constraints are in Excel. To really check to make sure that everything will work, I can use a simulator. More time in the simulator...
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