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Finally all the PCB's in one place
Log from LayerOne 2014 Conference Badge
left side, LF antenna, middle HF antenna, right badge board, top combined HF/LF antenna.The late nights/early mornings have started. The HF antenna is marginal right now so we just need to get the right caps/inductors added, but it did read. The LF of...

Post LayerOne
Log from LayerOne 2014 Conference Badge
Well layerone has been and gone, and apparently it was great, i don't know since i was in the back room getting a couple of hours sleep coding, while the others around me soldered boards together. I'm usually one to write up logs as they happen or just...

First Steps
Log from Analog CPU Gauge
My first steps were to get my hands on a motor. I started with the X27.168 motor, seen here. There are a couple of variants of these motors. The 168 motors have the pins exiting on the back of the motor, while the drive shaft exits on the front....

Designing a PCB
Log from Analog CPU Gauge
I designed my PCB in my favorite software - Diptrace. The motor footprint from switec's datasheet was missing a few key dimensions. It took a bit of measuring with a caliper and calculating hole sizes, but I was able to get all the dimensions correct...

Of Pointers, Pins, and Needles
Log from Analog CPU Gauge
While the PCB's were being built, I turned my attention to the pointer issue. The switec motor's have a 1mm shaft. A good pointer has to be a press fit on the shaft, but not so tight that the mild steel motor shaft is bent while pressing the pointer...

Putting a Face on a Gauge
Log from Analog CPU Gauge
With the PCB and parts finally back, and working pointers printed in safety orange, I started assembling. About 10 minutes of soldering later, the finished board looked greatNow I needed a face for my gauge. I broke out word for windows (I know,...

Board goes 3D - like *really* 3D
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
Added step models to all of the interesting parts of the board to make things look and feel more authentic and to size up enclosures and such that I will release that you can easily 3D print. Have a look at the pic below in the project overview....

Parts arrive for first 50p run!
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
Got enough parts to build 50 boards today. Updated stencils arrived, woo hoo! Retreating into soldering dungeon to spin up one or two to verify all's well with the world.

Ding ding...Round 2 - New board look purty
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
Got the new boards back from Advanced Circuits (they rock BTW...attention to detail like few others) and they look awesome. Went with black soldermask this time around and it makes things look so much cooler (much more Hackaday-chic). These...

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...

Glamour shots
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
Nothing really to add here except a few simple glamour shots to show how things ended up. Connected, in this case, to a Due just for fun.

Level Translation Mods
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
The first pass of this board was built with the Due in mind (3V3) and other development boards that I had sitting around, almost all of which *other* than Arduino were 3.3V. In planning the evolution of this however, it quickly made...

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,...

Everything 101
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Your Hackaday Profile is the best way to express yourself. Fill it out completely so people can learn more about you.Basic profile infoWhen you first sign up to Hackaday.io, we ask you to enter some basic info about yourself such as: your username (which...

The Hacklet #1
Log from Hackaday.io Project
With the influx of great projects on this site, we're going to step back once in a while to show off whats new, and highlight some of the neat stuff going on around the site. For this installment we start off with the Sci-Fi Contest, move on to some...

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