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  • MCH temperature measurement and other thoughts
  • Log     from Reflow micro table
  • While thinking about device layout, remembered interesting idea about temperature measurement. MCH heaters use wolfram film routes inside ceramic. Wolfram has big TCR, about 60% per 100C. So, we can use heater's resistance to measure temperature precise...

  • Second Revision
  • Log     from Theia IoT light-switch
  • Thanks to some helpful advice from [Krunal], I have decided to use a third party board to handle the supply of power, I will also be skipping straight to this prototype, which will be mostly the same save for this change to it PSU. It will be aptly marked...

  • Updated Case
  • Log     from A Digital Real Time Clock
  • I did a previous project log on the case, and since then some things have changed.Specifically I've done the following:redesigned the top cover now that I know how big the internals aredesigned some feet to allow airflow over the power supplyput the...

  • BB Mod Backfire
  • Log     from Skeletyl Keyboard Build
  • While experimenting with different size ball bearing mods to reduce travel, we didn't have a great test rig set up. I guess ideally you'd have a hotswap MX keyboard at hand and swap in your modded key to do some careful quality control tests. Being low-profile...

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  • Log     from Eagle HackChat
  • Questions/ discussion sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18731w1yfgBcYex6_fATdqN73-3HR5MbewZPcUmiO_o0/edit?usp=sharingJorge Garcia : Hi SophiJorge Garcia: Hi CharliexSophi Kravitz: HI Jorge!technolomaniac and I'm matt, I work at autodesk....
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