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  • Monthly Submission for PCBWay
  • Hacker page     by Liam
  • PCBWay provides service including 3D Printing, CNC Machining, PCB Prototype & Batch Production, PCB Assembly (SMT), PCB Design, Electronics Modules Selling etc.to meet your needs to the greatest extend. Moreover, PCBWay’s Open Source Community is a...

  • Wow. Such PCB.
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Wow such PCB — regendrogenbogenthe pawprint fits a component in a SOT23 package. I just soldered some 2N7002 N channel FETs onto the PCBs as you can see below.Wow. Such PCB. Many Gold.

  • Renault Zoe Blower Fan Control
  • Hacker page     by Flo
  • I got a Renault Zoe engine cooler blower (Part No. 290924004R) and want to control it. It has an integrated ECU, 12V power connector and a addtional 3 pin interface. Opening the plastic cover of the ECU just reveals a rubber coated PCB, no chance...

  • Using Side View LEDs in place of Reverse Mount LEDs
  • Hacker page     by TwinkleTwinkie
  • So if you've seen damn near anything I've done for the last 18 months then you've seen examples of using Reverse Mount LEDs and also manually mounting LEDs upside down.  A sample of my projects from 2018, all using reverse mounted LEDsReverse Gullwing...

  • Maker Faire Bay Area 2016
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • OSH Park is at Maker Faire Bay Area! Laen, Dan and Drew are scouring the fairgrounds to see awesome projects makers have built with purple PCBs. Please let us know on Twitter, Facebook or Google+ if you’re here at Maker Faire, too!We’ll be at these evening...

  • Hackaday Supercon badge boots Linux using SDRAM cartridge
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • UPDATE: Here is my presentation from Berlin Hack 'n Tell on how support for the Hackaday badge was added to LiteX including a look at the Python source code in the pull requests:PDFSlideShareUPDATE: This is a recording of Linux booting on the badge:...

  • The Practical Hardware Design Guide: MSP430
  • Hacker page     by Tekobase
  • MSP430™ is a 16-bit microcontroller of Texas Instruments. In this tutorial, we will create basic hardware for controlling LED strips. The Microcontroller We will use MSP430G2553, with 512B of RAM and 16kB of Flash program memory. This is sufficient...

  • xbox chatpad

  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • This is my write up of how I made the cheap Chinese knockoff xbox chatpad to work for me. After watching one of Ben Hecks classics - "Build a Retro Computer: BASIC 80's Pocket Computer"[link] I bought the cheapest on eBay I was able to find (as always),...

  • KiCad teardop plugin and flexible PCBs
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Thanks to @Anool Mahidharia for  posting on Hackaday about KiCad plugins.  I decided to try out the Teardrop plugin by NilujePerchut:KiCad Teardrop Plugin This action plugin adds and deletes teardrops to a PCB.This implementation...

  • Cheap and Easy Online PCB Development using JLCPCB
  • Hacker page     by Jithin Sanal
  • How to Order PCBs Online? Get your PCBs done with JLCPCB. Online PCB Design and Manufacturing As you all know, PCB or Printed Circuit boards are there in every piece of electronics devices in our lives. From mobile phones to satellites that orbit...

  • LED PCBA UV Torch
  • Hacker page     by luozhan2022
  • What is Needed to Start a PCBA UV Torch Project Here is a list of suggested key components needed for this small project: 395nm 5mm UV (ultraviolet) LED x 12 4V/500mAh SLA (sealed lead acid) battery x 1 N/O (normally open) type momentary push button...

  • LED Dot Matrix
  • Hacker page     by Electro Dude
  •                                          LED Dot Matrix modules are an excellent way to display information in a compact and visually appealing...

  • DIY legendary op-amp Big Muff
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Welcome to my guitar effects workshop! Today, we will study the circuit and history of the pedal, which is copied and improved by dozens, if not hundreds of companies and masters. And, of course, we will build and listen to our own copy. Almost every...
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