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Create a function to decode the payload
Instructions from 2022 HDP 4 - Climate Resilient Communities
In order to decode the 23 bytes of payload that the sensor is sending we need to implement a decoder, in this case we need to create one custom. Once you select to create a custom decoder you just simply copy and paste the next code which is written...

10kW (30kW pulse) Electronic Load
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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...

Tweaking BASIC on SmartResponse-XE
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The work by others to port Arduino BASIC to the Smart Response-XE device was of interest, but I wanted a few enhancements to extend battery life (auto shutdown) and I wanted an easier way to do math on the console rather than typing "PRINT" everytime...

The Open Source Autarkic Motherboard
Details from The Open Source Autarkic Motherboard
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)...

2:5 Scale KENBAK-1 Personal Computer Reproduction
Details from 2:5 Scale KENBAK-1 Personal Computer Reproduction
Background If you have been following Hackaday for a while, you will have seen on numerous occasions the KENBAK-1, regarded by many as the first commercial personal computer. Ten years ago Mark Wilson introduced KENBAK-uino, a reproduction...

2.4 GHz band Scanner
Details from 2.4 GHz band Scanner
In this project, we will build a 2.4GHz Wlan scanner using the nRF24L01 radio board. In this project, the output delivers all the interference and information in the scanned area in the form of ASCII codes. In the project of making this scanner,...

Netgear ReadyNAS RN3138
Hacker page by Enki
Table of Contents 1. Hardware2. The serial console 1 Hardware The Netgear ReadyNAS 3138 is a 1U rack-mounted NAS server with 4 3.5'' SATA drive slots. I have recently purchased such a device in order to use it as a small home fileserver and decided to...

"Complexity" of a time series
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Techniques ReviewWe are going to consider only time series analysis in this section. There are reviews of "complexity measures" (Feldman and Crutchfield 1998, Daw, et.al. 2002). Kuusela, et.al. (2002) compare the results of ten different complexity measures...

YGREC8
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After the explorations with #YGREC-РЭС15-bis, I reached several limits and I decided to scale it down as much as possible. And this one will be implemented both with relays and VHDL, since the YGREC8 is a great replacement for Microchip's PICs....

CUTSIE WHUN - Fast, Tough, N Cute Balancing robot
Details from CUTSIE WHUN - Fast, Tough, N Cute Balancing robot
Sample Below is a sample of the serial monitor output window. Cycle #89 Clear distance to front: 0-In 0-Cm Temperature: 21-C 71-F System Arming State: Disarmed Transmission State: Neutral Turn State: Going Straight Spin State: Not Spinning Throttle...

A detour to the Pano Logic G1 (1) - LPDDR
Log from VerilogBoy - GameBoy on FPGA
As I have mentioned in the previous update, I am still having some trouble with the MIPI-DSI. Currently I do not have access to any soldering tools, so the plan of making a new revision of prototype need to be postponed. In the meanwhile, I thought it...

Days 3,4,5: Eureka, sound and images found!
Log from Tsukuyomi
1. Toolchain not found After stepping away few days far from my PC for family reason, I resumed my activities on the Tsykuyomi project.So I started by reading the https://github.com/WHhkwong/SIPI_Bear_playback code and looking for a SNC7001A Toolchain/SDK...

PEAC Pisano with End-Around Carry algorithm
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French article in GNU/Linux Magazine France If you wonder why, just click and read the log. For the what, check Definitions and Draft as well as PEAC vs LFSR for a comparison. The original algo/project name was "Fibonacci checksum" but it later...

Project Log 58: DIY Electric Motor¹.
Log from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
Thursday, 06/07/2023, 12:40.(I wrote this project log before copy-pasting it here) Anyway, back to DIY electric motors: I can't simply use two 10:1 reduction ratios (which would give 100:1 in total) simply because if I want to reach 30 rpm with...

Making a flatpak for gcc-ia16 for Linux distros
Details from Making a flatpak for gcc-ia16 for Linux distros
In another page, I described my adventures converting an Ubuntu DEB package to an RPM package. This provided me with a native toolchain for my Linux workstation. I wished though that there was a solution that would allow far more Linux users, no matter...

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