180 Results for "『 모든문의 OIO=5793=7458 』 선릉셔츠룸㈄『 모든문의 OIO=5793=7458 』 Ηcake²셔츠룸테란강남셔츠룸デwriter 셔츠룸테란강남셔츠룸 선릉셔츠룸⒁셔츠룸사이즈┲exhausted⅔"

Another Candle
Project by Muth
An attempt to mimic a real candle. Another digression based on the work of many people, plus a PIC10F320
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LIR2032 Coin Cell Charger
Project by Jon Thomasson
A small, cheap ($2 BOM), open source charger for LIR2032 and 20mm rechargeable coin cells built from an MCP73831.
- 55
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Usb Gameboy cartridge
Project by Jeremy g.
Samd21 usb enabled gameboy cartridge
- 20
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HP Bubble clock
Project by Jeremy g.
Yet another HP bubble clock, using ATTiny84A.
- 373
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5V 25W Synchronous Buck for 12V Systems
Project by Brian Cornell
5 Volt, 25 Watt synchronous buck using the PIC16F1769 micro-controller.
- 4
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Synchronous Buck Control Using the PIC16F1769
Project by Brian Cornell
This project documents an approach to using a PIC micro-controller in a synchronous buck SMPS.
- 0
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Outside Air Temperature Display
Project by Brian Cornell
Simple digital thermometer that measures the outside temp with a wired probe and displays in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
- 1
- 0

USB μC - USB PIC Bootloader
Project by Johnny
USB MSD Bootloader for PIC Microcontrollers
- 1.5k
- 46

Jackel3D
Project by Jeremy g.
Complete conversion from Da Vinci Jr to Prusa I3 style printer, using most of the parts from the Da Vinci Jr
- 9
- 5

MOSFET Based Solid State Relays (SSR)
Project by Brian Cornell
This project describes an approach to using MOSFETs in SSRs and measures their performance.
- 7
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BTCON
Project by Brian Cornell
Bluetooth based console connection for Microchip embedded controllers.
- 230
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TS50 True Sine Inverter
Project by Brian Cornell
50 Watt proof of concept inverter converts 12VDC to 110VAC @ 60Hz.
- 7
- 7

Nixie clock
Project by Andy
Nixie clock with IN-12A controlled by MCU
- 664
- 9

nedoPC-16
Project by SHAOS
Computer family on PIC16 microcontrollers
- 6
- 3

Smart Motor Driver for Robotics
Project by Danny FR
This motor driver is able to control a motor using PID by I2C. Taking precise control of a motor have never been so easy.
- 3.4k
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