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  • Jasper's Electronic Load R2
  • Details     from Jasper's Electronic Load R2
  • Arduino compatible Electronic Load 19V/5A/15W This the second revision of my electronic load. It is intended for testing DC power supplies, solar panels and battery capacity. It is special because the hardware and software is open source, it is Arduino...

  • Linux Distribution
  • Log     from Funkey Zero
  • Distro Choices The AllWinner V3s and by extension the LicheePi Zero are designed to run Linux kernel-based operating systems, which includes both a distribution called "CamDroid" (a lightweight operating system based on Android) with a good support...

  • Moon Germs
  • Details     from Moon Germs
  • Moon Germs A hand-held, battery powered digital synthesizer based on the Teensy 3.2 and Audio Shield by www.pjrc.com Updates 10/21/18 After making it into the semi-finals for the 2018 Hackaday challenge, I thought it would be fun to add some fun new...

  • Suite-16
  • Details     from Suite-16
  • Suite-16 Suite-16 arose from my curiosity regarding how computers work. I have had a lifetime in hardware engineering but very little real exposure to firmware and software since my Z80 coding days in the 1980s. The Suite-16 project will encourage me...

  • Adding Display Initialization to the Firmware
  • Log     from PewPew OLED
  • Last time we got the CircuitPython firmware running on the device, but the display initialization code was all in Python. Today we are going to move it all into the firmware, so the device starts with the display initialized.We will be putting our initialization...

  • Lessons Learned
  • Log     from Multi VC Mute Button
  • I'm going to elaborate on what I've learned in both my career and for building/hacking devices/software (I'm sure this has been documented many times in different ways but this works for me). First things first - what are you setting out to do? ...

  • Setting Up the PCB
  • Instructions     from DIY Control any home appliance with the ESP8266
  • After populating our custom PCB with the required components, we can move on to the next step that is programming and configuring the PCB to work. For programming our PCB we need a USB to FTDI Converter. Now we need to follow the steps given below to...
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