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  • triac success
  • Log     from Arduino AC motor PID
  • The triac stuff worked fine and I could easily control a filament lamp. I checked that I could control the spindle too, and even with no heatsink the TRIAC didn't get too hot. Next up, the zero cross detector.

  • PCB design (prototype)
  • Log     from Uselessbots
  • Since this was an early prototype, we first designed the PCB to be one layer and with through hole components. There will be at least 2 more versions:-Dual layer THT (for kits)-SMD version (for the pre-assembled variant)We designed the PCB according...

  • First Project Log - Status
  • Log     from AM/FM Transmitter Pair
  • Created the project, I put the status in this log and the details, and as I post status updates in the log I will keep it updated in the details.AM status - Version 1.0 - Arrived with no plated holes, guess OSH park can only handle 1 drill file, oops......

  • Driving the Motors
  • Log     from Surveillance Robot Camera (SUROCAM)
  • In order to drive the motor I don't need to use another microntrollers board because the Raspberry Pi capable to run Motor driver motor directly. For the motor driver I choose the L298n motor driver module because it can give 2 A to the motors and has...

  • Dynamic load test
  • Log     from EverywhereElectric
  • The fun stuff begins, motor is spinning but to make software changes we need a bench test setup, this will make it easier to profile the controller and add/verify new features. As opposed to duct-taping multimeters all over a pushbike!To actually provide...

  • Initial Feasibility Studies
  • Log     from SuperVide
  • Using a very simple 2A Peltier module salvaged from a minifridge intended for automotive use, I did some testing to determine practicality.  With a very minimal test rig (a coffee pot, the module itself with fan and heatsink, and a 12V power supply)...

  • Condensation Issues
  • Log     from SuperVide
  • Peltier modules operate by creating a temperature differential, which means if we're using them to heat our water the other side will get cold.  Really cold.  When we warm it using a heatsink and fan we're going to get condensation.Due to this...

  • Prototype High Voltage built
  • Log     from BUILD an ARCADE XY VECTOR MONITOR
  • I have built a prototype HV power supply and now have a fully functioning XY monitor. The only thing I am using that is not built from scratch is the neck pcb from a TV. Here it is! Asteroids on my 9" color xy test monitor. The China power supply only...

  • TDM Support, For Many-Channel Audio I/O
  • Log     from Teensy Audio Library
  • Some projects need a lot of audio I/O. Maybe you’re doing positional audio sound effects (using the 8-tap delay effect) where ordinary stereo or even 5 channel “surround” isn’t enough? Maybe you’re making the ultimate Eurorack synthesizer...

  • PCB Layout second revision
  • Log     from BitMasher
  • Hello there,I just wanted to let you all know that I'm currently working on the second revision of the PCB; I have to fix a few things, all related to difficulties in properly soldering the board without the proper tools (read: missing reflow station...

  • Test
  • Log     from 12v Motor Driver
  • It worked better than I thought, without the heatsink. Building and running them without until I find a reason not to.

  • On snakes and stuff
  • Log     from JASPERadio, The Radio to rule them all
  • As promised, there is a (nearly) proper Python library (link in the links section, go have a gander) by elektro-potkan, a guy who's got quite a bit more Python/RPi skills than me. He asked me to clean up his English in the documentation, so that's gonna...

  • Tb6600 Drivers
  • Log     from Cheap n' Nasty Cutting Machine
  • Not much to report at present, real life has been getting in the way again. But the stepper drivers I ordered from China have finally turned up, and I had a chance last night to play with them.So against all the advice found online, I ordered some TB6600...
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