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  • Observations on Level-5 Touch NFC Reader
  • Hacker page     by Torbjörn Lindholm
  • First of all, this is a Bluetooth Low Energy device, detected as "L5_TOUCH_RW".Using NRF Connect app, you can see which service it offers; It has 5.Generic Access (contains Device Name, Appearance, Peripheral Preferred Connection Parameter)Unknown Service...

  • TIP102 Transistor Datasheet
  • Hacker page     by daenorthugh
  • Product OverviewThe TIP102 is a silicon Epitaxial-Base NPN power transistor in monolithic Darlington configuration mounted in TO-220 plastic package. It is intented for use in power linear and switching applications.TIP102 Features High DC Current Gain...

  • Propagation Velocity Outside Coax
  • Hacker page     by chipveres
  • No, this isn't like the sound of one hand clapping. Several popular ham antennas depend on multiple sections of coax, which act alternately as radiators and delay lines. The velocity of propagation in the delay lines is well known, being 66% for solid...

  • The 0.70 € STM8 Board
  • Hacker page     by WooDWorkeR
  • The 0.70 € BoardSo you ordered your super cheap stm8 dev board from aliexpress oder eBay and now you want to do at least a blinking LED, then this Mini Tutorial is exactly for youHardwareThe STM8S103F3 dev boardJust in case you do not have your...

  • Why are Brushless Motors better than Brushed Motors?
  • Hacker page     by Mark Liu
  • The reasons why brushless motors are better than brushed motors are as follows: 1. Brushless motors run faster than brushed motors With brushed and brushless motors having the same rating, the brushless motor will be faster because it is more efficient...

  • The most anticipated 2019 solo-player games on PC
  • Hacker page     by AlexKorvines
  • Part of the hits of 2018 has already come out, part - more will please us in the next couple of months. However, it is time to look into the more distant future and take up budget planning for future projects. So, we present to your attention the twenty...

  • What is motor insulation made of?
  • Hacker page     by Mark Liu
  • In electrical equipment such as stepper motors, closed-loop motors, and servo motors, equipment using different insulation materials has different abilities to withstand high temperatures. Therefore, general motors have a maximum allowable temperature...

  • In-circuit testing using Intel HEX file components
  • Hacker page     by zpekic
  • Some background... The main purpose of my Intel HEX project was to: Check how difficult it is to create non-CPU controllers using microcodeImprove my microcode compiler based on real projectGive me a tool for priming memory of FPGA-based computers when...

  • Touch Garden Light
  • Hacker page     by Web Photos
  • This article shows you how to make a touch garden light shown in the photo below: I used a encasement from an old solar garden light. The light turns on when the two contacts from the circuit are connected by human hands or human fingers. You can see...

  • Yo Rick
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • "Holy sh*t, look Morty I did not know that was gonna happen. That one's not on me..." - Rick & Morty S4 : E3, One Crew Over the Crewcoos MortyBut it was worth it.Many moons ago I built a robot, called AIME, and published it on Hackaday.Her skull came...

  • ST-211
  • Hacker page     by Beto Green
  • /*320  160 80  40  20  10  5  0    0   1   1   0   0  1 =   $1.25  = 0x19 =25  0    0   1   1  ...
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