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A little Arduino goes a long way...
Log from L.A.S.E.R. Tag Control
Yes yes, I know, Arduinos are lame. But... they are incredibly handy for getting certain things done really quickly.→InsertImageFor the control system we need to emulate a USB keyboard, it just so happens the Arduino Micro is especially good at this....

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...

fedex and wildfires
Log from LayerOne 2014 Conference Badge
It's wildfire season, but Fedex managed to get our boards from Malaysia to us in good time, unfortunately there was a cock up in the ordering department and they shipped to the billing address, we'd left there about 15 minutes before they showed up with...

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...

Uploaded Video #4 - SPI MUX and SRAM
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
Uploaded video number 4 to Youtube, showing both SPI Multiplexing with a TI Bus Switch, and also implementing Asychronous SRAM (128K x 16). Next up, power supply!

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,...

New homepage, videos and email notification settings
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Greetings hackers,As you might have notices, we pushed a few changes recently. The biggest one is that we have a brand new homepage. Instead of listing all the projects; we now show a combination of featured, newest, recently updated and skullmaster...

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...

Hacklet #6 - Lasers
Log from Hackaday.io Project
This week’s Hacklet is all about lasers, which have been shining a monochromatic light for hackers since 1960. The first working laser was demonstrated by [Theodore Maiman], who was a hacker / maker himself, having learned circuits in his father’s home...

Hacklet #7 - MIDI
Log from Hackaday.io Project
This week’s Hacklet is all about Hackaday.io projects which use MIDI, or Musical Instrument Digital Interface for the uninitiated. MIDI was designed from the ground up as an open communications standard for musical instruments. Nearly every major instrument...

Hacklet #8 - The Animals
Log from Hackaday.io Project
This week on the Hacklet we’re looking at Hackaday.io projects that are all about animals! Hackers and makers are well-known animal lovers, in fact many a hacker can be found with a pet curled up at their feet, or on their keyboard![Brian's] cat Roger...

Hacklet #9 - Bugs and Fire
Log from Hackaday.io Project
This week on the Hacklet, we’re spending some time looking at bugs and fire! First up we have [Noel] who is saving the bees with Bee-O-Neo-Tweet-O. Bees are incredibly important, both to Earth’s ecosystem and the food chain we humans need to survive....

HACKLET 15 – ARCADE FIRE
Log from Hackaday.io Project
This week's Hacklet is dedicated to arcade games. The arcade parlors of the 80′s and early 90′s may have given way to today's consoles and PC games, but the classic stand-up arcade cabinet lives on! Plenty of hackers have restored old arcade cabinets,...

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