311 Results for "kicad"

Slow Movie Player 7C
Project by likeablob
Yet another "Slow Movie Player" implementation with 7-color E-Paper module and ESP32.
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Quadruped Robot
Project by Giorgi Ivanishvili
Open source, cheap and fun, running robot!
- 0
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ArduMouse
Project by Thomas Pointhuber
an arduino compatible gaming mouse with usb and bluetooth support
- 2.2k
- 24

Wemos D1 Mini Workshop Demo Board
Project by anlumo
Shield for the Wemos D1 Mini board for learning development on the ESP8266
- 4
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A Board A Week!! #BAW
Project by Gee Bartlett
Designing on PCB a week for a whole year.
- 0
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Mutable Instruments Clouds PCB Panel
Project by Richard Hogben
Creating a custom front panel for the assembled Eurorack module.
- 1.4k
- 67

Pixel Badge (Shitty Pixel)
Project by blinkingthing
An oversized WS2812 conference badge and add-on
- 21
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SHIHEN
Project by likeablob
SHIHEN is a device which colors your everyday (a bit). Have a glimpse of your favorite poems, quotes or scenes of a movie.
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Schematic Pal
Project by Jim
Easy Internet search engine for schematic library parts for Autodesk Eagle and compatible editors like KiCad
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Myute - Mute Control
Project by Ludwig
Mute Control - 3D printed USB-C Button with RGB Feedback based on Arduino
- 4
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GNSS module 2.0 - GNSS via Bluetooth
Project by dechemist
In this project I build a smaller version of my previous GNSS module. The main features are: LiPo battery, USB, active antenna, bluetooth
- 164
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1:1 Christmas tree silhouette
Project by mortenpagh
Real size Christmas tree using 375 WS2815 LEDs
- 2
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Fake Apple USB-C power adapter 87W teardown
Project by Ilyas Siouda
Reverse-engineering of a flyback switching mode power supply, with USB-C Power Delivery (model A1719).
- 1
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Binary to Hex 7-Segment Decoder w/ Discrete Parts
Project by Eric Ljungquist
A discrete component solution to convert 4-bit binary to 7-segment display signals.
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Tux-Badge
Project by Dominik Kuhn
Simple PCB to get first experience in SMD soldering, using the Linux brand character "Tux" as example.
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