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  • Backbone Bus
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  • I plan on using this bus as the backplane for supporting R&D for my Kestrel Computer Project. Signals are as follows:SYSCON Signals.50MHZ. A 50MHz reference clock generated by the backplane. NOTE: This doesn't mean that the bus has to run at 50MHz; you're...

  • The Open Source Autarkic Motherboard
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  • 3-11-2024 See these two 2011 Liliputing and TechCrunch articles, which were partly the inspiration for this project:  https://liliputing.com/pixel-qi-suggests-low-power-tablets-could-be-powered-by-1w-solar-panels/(6-3-11) https://techcrunch.com/2011/06/04/first-solar-powered-laptop/ (6-4-11)...

  • 1 Square Inch of Power
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  • After using these fantastic little ICs in my rock (see my other Hackaday.io project!) I thought that they would be perfect for the square inch challenge.Taking further inspiration from "The Signal Path" vblog (http://thesignalpath.com/blogs/2013/01/03/tutorial-and-experiments-on-energy-harvesting-ics/)...

  • A DIY Keyboard
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  • Not for the Faint of HeartA keyboard may sound like an easy project but if you search the Internet you will not find many keyboard. I wonder why?Not all keyboards the SameA standard QUERTY:(source: https://www.microsoft.com/enable/images/products/kbqwerty.gif)Something...

  • Photo-acoustic Spectroscopy
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  • Guiding Design Goals and Philosophy for Lock in Amplifier: Similar capabilities to the sr530. This is a common, workhorse instrument that I would love to have on my bench. The big features i’m going for are: Expense: this should be “affordable”....

  • AVR-ZIF Programmer
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  • Features: based on USBasp by Thomas Fischl ISP-Connector on PCB can Program many different AVRs: ATMega 164/324/644/1284/16/32 ATMega 8/48/88/168/328 ATTiny 2313/4313 ATTiny 26/261/461/861 ATTiny 25/45/85/13 socket for Crystal/active Clock Source main...

  • AT29C256 Flash Programmer
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  • Programmer Design OptionsStrip-board works well (I use A$8 41 x 144 board), but I did look at using a mini-Mega2560: I  used an on-board Arduino Nano as they are cheap (and I have a couple of them lying around) and they provide serial and power.But...

  • Rubik's-Cube-Solving-Robot
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  • Rubik's-Cube-Solving-Robot Abstract Rubik's Cube, a 3-D combination puzzle invented by Ernő Rubik in 1974, is the World’s top-selling puzzle game and best-selling toy. Rubik's Cube is surprisingly complex, there are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 permutations...

  • Z80 homebrew
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  • Phase 1: Prove the Z80 works. Simple wiring with data pins pulled low (nop) and address pins counting on leds. Very excited to see the clock and read wave forms on DSO. Clock is a simple astable 555 circuit. Heavily leaned on Robin Mitchell's project...
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