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The Design And Construction Of A Backplane
Log from MC68000 Computer
This entire project is a little bit of an odd bird. In terms of electronic sophistication, it’s not too different than any of the other homebrew computers you might see on Hackaday. This isn’t a project that will just sit on my workbench until I die...

Theory of a CPU module
Log from MC68000 Computer
Compared to the 8080, the Z80, the 6809, 6502, and all the other 8-bit microprocessors used in boxxen of yore, the CPU I’m using for this project - the Motorola 68000 is both extremely powerful and extraordinarily complex. The power comes from a huge...

A Long, Long Overdue Update
Log from MC68000 Computer
Quick story. I brought this computer to the Vintage Computer Festival 9.1 last year to show Bil, Dave, and all the other cool people at the event. At the time, I was freerunning the processor, watching the blinkenlight count up. Great stuff, and proof...

GRL!
Log from L.A.S.E.R. Tag Control
In 2002 the Graffiti Research Lab put together the rather excellent L.A.S.E.R. Tag system which allows you to draw virtual graffiti with nothing more than a camera, a projector and a laser pointer. They've done really awesome things with this showing...

Enclosures
Log from L.A.S.E.R. Tag Control
Now we couldn't very well let 500 hackers mess around with a bunch of open wires, so we needed to make a little enclosure for our control system. The simplest way to do this was to grab an off the shelf project enclosure from Radioshack.→InsertImageWe...

LF Antennas arrived from PCB house
Log from LayerOne 2014 Conference Badge
Just took them out of the box, need to test them and see if they've worked, RF is black magic.The other boards are also out for manufacturing. They should be here this week , hopefully since we have to pre-build a bunch!

building a (budget) box I'd be happy to open
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
Recently I'd gotten a fair bit of interest from folks wanting to buy or or trade for one of these FPGA boards...And I must admit, I'm not terribly capitalistic when it comes to stuff I build outside of the work context (I often find I just end up giving...

More FPGA Boards Back & Working!
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
Whew! Last round of mods were huge because as you come to find out quickly, anytime you add a level translator to a board - much less two & much less 10 channels each - you end up having to reroute most of the PCB layout. And as though that wasn't enough,...

Hacklet 42 - Mouse Projects
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Ever since [Douglas Engelbart] and his team came up with the computer mouse, hackers, makers, and engineers have been creating ways to change and improve the design. Even the original mouse was something of a hack, built form a block of wood, a button,...

Achievement unlocked: Global Virtual Hackerspace
Log from Hackaday.io Project
We've been riding the runaway train that is Hackaday.io for about fourteen months. With over 60k registered user and hundreds of thousands of visitors a month it's hard to remember how we got from humble beginnings to where we stand now. But a big part...

HACKLET 45 – REVERSE ENGINEERING PROJECTS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Sooner or later, all of us end up putting on our reverse engineering hats and digging in to a device. It might be that you're trying to keep an old piece of equipment running – the manufacturer is long defunct, and parts are no longer available. It might...

HACKLET 57 – CNC HACKS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Everyone’s first microcontroller project is making an LED blink. It’s become the de-facto “Hello World” of hardware hacking. There’s something about seeing wires you connected and the code you wrote come together to make something happen...

HACKLET 92 – WORKBENCHES AND TOOLBOXES
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Everyone needs a place to work. While some of us have well equipped labs with soldering stations, oscilloscopes, and a myriad of other tools, others perform their hacks on the kitchen table. Still, some hackers have to be on the go – taking their tools...

HACKLET 96 – PI ZERO CONTEST PROJECTS WEEK 3
Log from Hackaday.io Project
The calendar is rolling through the third week of the house that Hackaday and Adafruit built: The Raspberry Pi Zero Contest. We’re nearly at 100 entries! Each project is competing for one of 10 Raspberry Pi Zeros, and one of three $100 gift certificates...

HACKLET 100 – THE 2016 HACKADAY PRIZE
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Welcome to the 100th Hacklet! This has been a huge week for Hackaday, as we launched The 2016 Hackaday Prize. We’ve invited you to change the world. Hackers, makers, and engineers have already answered the call, with nearly 200 entered projects! What...

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