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  • Time Machine Mk. IV

  • Full write-up on my website, including imgur gallery and github repo: https://iamericmin.github.io/tm4.htmlHARDWARE On the hardware side of things, the watch houses a Nordic nRF52832 SoC. It is an ultra low-energy System-on-a-Chip that has built-in Bluetooth...
  • Expansion board prototype

  • The first expansion board is ready and seems functional. Only 2 components need to be soldered: the 6-pin header (male) to be plugged on the main Triggy board, and the light sensor. The remaining part of the board is the rain/water sensor. It is composed...
  • Firmware development update

  • It took me some time to adjust it but now it works: the C code embedded on the nRF52832 is working fine: every 1/64 second, a pulse is generated on the IR LED. The ADC measures the voltage at the IR receiver, which is slightly modified by the proportion...
  • Rubble Watch

  • Core Design Principles Minimal features: Time, Calendar, NotificationsAlways-on displayLong (days+) battery lifeHacker-friendly, reproduciblePlanned iterations (see Project Logs):Breadboard with basic timekeeping, MCU and display (done)Self-contained...
  • How to connect BLE device with a computer

  • At the beginning of the project (in 2012) their was 2 technical challenges to overcome concerning bluetooth : it was bluetooth 2.5 so it was impossible to connect with ios devices without MFI (too expensive for makers/scientists). In addition it was...
  • Power Consumption Table

  • Now that we have optimized the firmware embedded on the nRF52832, we are able to perform nearly final power consumption measurements. These have been done in all three modes of operation. The connected mode consumption has been measured with a Nexus...
  • Triggy board v0.2

  • Hello everybody,I made a new version of the Triggy board and I've just populated it with the parts (no change on the part list). Everything seems OK with this new board, in particular the antenna matching which provides correct output power. Here are...
  • MCU and wireless

  • We have used the particle photon for building our prototype.For processing the data it has powerful STM32F205 microcontroller is used for interfacing various sensors. Sleep modes are used frequently to increase the battery life of the wearable. It has...
  • Some progress

  • I made a silly mistake and messed up the switch on the robot pcb. The rework makes the robot look bad, so this is no good for the Kickstarter, so I fixed it and will do a new pcb spin.I have a shout out to PCB Pool, my board manufacturer, about a couple...