170 Results for "《 예약문의 OIO↗8489↗8306》가라오케┦가라오케world선릉가라오케가라오케사이즈청담가라오케promotion 선릉가라오케┫ ∫선릉가라오케decided"

Power On Sequencer bis
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
Progressively turns your circuit breakers on so they don't trip
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Arduino Lab Power Supply
Project by caBattista
capable of supplying up to 10A at up to 24V or 5A on each channel
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Mini ATX PSU
Project by tomtibbetts
The Mini ATX PSU allows you to power the Raspberry Pi using an inexpensive desktop power supply. It also does controlled shutdown of the Pi.
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Power Pod
Project by Jon Thomasson
A simple combination 3.3v and 5v power supply.
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USB PD Bench Power Supply
Project by Clara Hobbs
A programmable power supply that's both USB-powered and reasonably capable
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Yellow pitaya
Project by Sanpi
A full open source electronic lab
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Vacuum Fluorescent Display PSU with Auto Dimming
Project by w_k_fay
A power supply for vacuum fluorescent displays that automatically dims when the ambient light level drops.
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XH-M188 Programmable Linear Power Supply
Project by Thomas
From "Key Press Control" to "Programming Console"!
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Scorpion 3.0
Project by Marius Taciuc
Multi tool design for the IIIrd world countries
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0 - 10 V Lightweight Lab Power Supply
Project by MrWunderbar
Based on LT3080, capabalble of 10 mV steps
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LiPo Power Brick
Project by x-labz
LiPo Power supply for LEGO Power Functions
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Manuvr PowerPlant
Project by J. Ian Lindsay
This is the power-management block of Manuvr’s motion-capture glove. It has been broken out as a module for testing and re-use.
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Nixie Tube Power Supply
Project by Paul Andrews
A flexible power supply for Nixie tubes. Input voltage can be from 3V to 12V. Output up to 200V. It uses commercially available transformers
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Electric Heart
Project by Jakob Wulfkind
A dual analog SMPS using components that the average maker is likely to have lying around
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Temperature Stabilizing the TI UCC28880
Project by Brian Cornell
This project demonstrates how to temperature stabilize the TI UCC28880 buck regulator.
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