264 Results for "cern"

KiCAD trial
Hacker page by Alexander
I really love DipTrace. I’ve used it for a few years now, and I am so familiar with its inner workings that I can be very efficient while using it. The prices for the full version are reasonable, but I use the free non-profit version. While this doesn’t...

SunLeaf
Details from SunLeaf
SunLeafAn Open Source Sensing ModuleAbstractThe SunLeaf is a wireless sensor module for remote sensing applications. The module is solar/battery powered, low power, connected via WiFi, low cost, and highly scalable. SunLeaf interfaces with several variety...

Putting Ideas Into Practice
Log from Multislope ADC
The multislope ADC's potential 6.5 digit resolution means there are some finer details to the actual implementation. The first thing is the reference voltage. The go-to choice for high-accuracy bench DMMs is the LTZ1000. Given its price, availability...

10kW (30kW pulse) Electronic Load
Details from 10kW (30kW pulse) Electronic Load
Project Overview Video for Hackaday Prize 2023: The End Result The Plan In principle it is simple: by connecting different combinations of binary value resistors in parallel, and assuming a constant input voltage, we can consume any arbitrary amount...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Open Hardware Month Hack Chat
Hi everyone, that's for joining us. Today on the Hack Chat we have @Michael Weinberg from OSHWA, and we're going to be celebrating Open Hardware Month, which is October BTW. @Michael Weinberg - can you tell us a little about yourself and your role at...

Run A C/C++ Interpreter on Your ARM-based Board
Details from Run A C/C++ Interpreter on Your ARM-based Board
An Interpreter, for C++? Yes. Despite it's widely known that C++ is an AOT language, such an amazing thing as a C++ interpreter does exist. It's cling developed by Root Team of CERN on the top of LLVM and Clang. You may have played with some toy-like...

Transcript for Open Hardware for Science
Log from Open Hardware for Science
Lex Kravitz3:07 PMHi! Let’s get started! I’m Lex Kravitz, I run a research group at the National Institutes of Health (https://irp.nih.gov/pi/alexxai-kravitz). We study the neuroscience of obesity in mice, and have made a few devices to assist us in...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Open-Source Satellite Propulsion Hack Chat
Hi everyone, welcome to the Hack Chat. Today we're excited to welcome Michael Bretti of Applied Ion Systems to the Hack Chat. He's literally building the future - open-source thrusters for DIY satellites that you'll be able to buy off-the-shelf someday!...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Linux in the Machine Shop Hack Chat
Welcome all! We'll get started in about 15 minutes. Feel free to chat away morgan11:46 AMI hope to figure out how all this works... Daren Schwenke11:46 AM*cough* Machinekit *cough* morgan11:46 AMisn't it the same things?!? already confused Daren Schwenke11:46...

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