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  • The Output Panel
  • Log     from WDC-1 a "Working Digital Computer"
  • When I was thinking about and doing research for  this project I happened upon the following article Building a 4-Bit Computer: Relay Based Hardware Accelerators by Max Maxfield. This and it's associated articles were very interesting and informative....

  • ONAN 1111
  • Details     from ONAN 1111
  • All right. One more retrobrew TTL CPU. What did make me want to do this kind of thing? Really, I always wanted to do it. As a kid (12-13), I played with microprocessors in the 1980s (6809 mostly). Had a C64 too. But even back then I wondered about these...

  • Adventures with the Sipeed Longan Nano development board
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • The Sipeed Longan Nano development board by Seeed Studio is based on the Gigadevice GD32V which implements the RISC-V architecture. It has an impressive list of features, which you can read for yourself. Low power consumption is claimed as one, a third...

  • Portable travel NAS
  • Instructions     from Portable travel NAS
  • Let's get cracking, get the Carambola up and running. I like to connect to the serial terminal, the development board features a usb ftdi chip allowing me to use a terminal program like PuTTy to connect.Connecting to serial terminalFirst step: see that...

  • Audio module
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • Most clocks use sound to wake you up.  This clock is no exception. A little "DFPlayer Mini" module does all of that, also MP3 decoding.  It even includes a speaker driver. Yue Xin YX5200-24SS module! Check for short circuit between pin 3 and...

  • 74HCT/ACTs at 3.3V?
  • Log     from Random Ridiculosities and Experiments
  • UPDATE: Found some more sources, including one that explicitly mentions running HCT devices at 2V-6V. Sheesh. See the bottom.-----------I have no idea where, but somewhere in my projects' logs, I think, I wrote some thoughts regarding whether it would...

  • Gigatron TTL microcomputer
  • Details     from Gigatron TTL microcomputer
  • History followed one pathThere were many other waysIt will always be like that Can fewer than 40 old-skool TTL chips implement a multi-megahertz microcomputer with video and sound? This project started as an exploration of what you can build from 30-40...

  • netBOOT
  • Details     from netBOOT
  • // by: Eduardo Zola - 2015 (www.zolalab.com.br) egzola@gmail.com #include #include #include byte mac[] = {0x00, 0xAA, 0xBB, 0xCC, 0xDE, 0x02}; EthernetClient client; #define MAX_IPs 5 IPAddress pingAddrs[MAX_IPs]; int CNT = 0; int ERRORS_COUNT = 0; SOCKET...

  • HB6809 Homebrew computer
  • Details     from HB6809 Homebrew computer
  • I wanted a low cost kit like computer based around the 6809, with a very simple expansion bus. Design goals: Cost - try to keep board footprints small (this was hard, further minimization with surface mount parts would be the way to go even lower)Minimal...

  • Enecsys Microinverter Monitoring
  • Details     from Enecsys Microinverter Monitoring
  • 1 Intro The Enecsys Gateway is a Zigbee gateway allowing communications between the Enecsys microinverters and their monitoring backend. The Enecsys company is unfortunately defunct since 2015 and their DNS domains have been taken over by a UK enecsys...
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