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MultiSpork
Project by Pierce Nichols
A wireless analog/digital multitool & data recorder
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Duck TV
Project by Alistair MacDonald
A fun (and slightly silly) window display for the window of Maker Space
- 8
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S.A.M.I.R.A.
Project by 0xCAFEAFFE
Synchronous All-Purpose Minimal Instruction Reckoning Apparatus
- 79
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Apache AL13P & TL-320b - One Pass PCB Toner Xfer
Project by mosaicmerc
Single pass Lower Temp Toner Transfers. Now available as a DIY kit. Open Source, Dual laminator compatible! Apache AL18P also.
- 142
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Simple digital watch
Project by bram
In this project I will provide a step by step instruction to build a cool hackable watch like device.
- 128
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a clock for all planets
Project by shane kirkbride
I've decided to build a set of clocks to keep time on all 8 of the planets.
- 192
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NXP Phase Frequency Detector
Project by shane kirkbride
This is a phase frequency detector based using NXP 74aup2g57gm.
- 1.7k
- 4

RoGeorge Cell
Project by RoGeorge
A new type of Four-Quadrant Multiplier, with an analog input signal and a digitally controlled multiplication factor
- 601
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[smile] one
Project by Aaron Miller
digital signage/display
- 1
- 0

smile [one]
Project by Aaron Miller
menu/sata visualization for a local bar
- 546
- 0

Discrete Binary to 7 Segment Display
Project by Spencer
Logic circuit to take a binary input and convert it to a 7 segment display
- 16
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Wireless Intruder and Decrypter
Project by नौसिखिया- a neophyte
a tunable device that catches (and decipher if reqd.) nearby waves (signals) and display them on a screen.
- 13
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8 note Step Sequencer
Project by Mathias Sundgren
This is a synth that produces squarewaves in different frequencies. You can use it to make a pattern of maximum 8 notes.
- 2.2k
- 19

Box0
Project by Kuldeep Singh Dhaka
Free and open source tool for exploring science and electronics anytime anywhere
- 6.7k
- 109

WitEboard
Project by Chris Finn
Adding some smarts to your dumb whiteboard
- 0
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