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  • Three new boards assembled + pogo rig
  • Log     from blinktronicator
  • One thing I liked about the 2015 Hackaday Prize (specifically the Best Product competition) was that entrants had to make three identical working copies of a device. It's a good exercise, and it helps that OSHpark sells boards in multiples of three....

  • free air blinktronicator
  • Log     from blinktronicator
  • Joe and I recently wrapped up our #NeuroBytes grant so I got my hands on a spool of 34 AWG magnet wire and spent yesterday building a deconstructed blinktronicator:This exploration into the world of novelty soldering is without question the most tedious...

  • SMT-breadboarding...
  • Log     from Random Ridiculosities and Experiments
  • Never seen breadboards like this before (from @Yann Guidon / YGDES's https://hackaday.io/project/8121-discrete-yasep/log/27617-hexadecimal-7-segments-display-continued/discussion-40001):The breadboard gave me an idea...I usually like to work with through-hole...

  • Late Log, but motherboards received!
  • Log     from Z80 overpowered computer
  • The new mobos somewhat work!  I am still compiling a list of things to fix, as the first boards always have problems (at least for me so far).Here are some pics:The board supports UART, 32KiB of RAM and 32KiB of ROM, a bq4845 RTC, ATX power, 4 expansion...

  • First prototype
  • Log     from DYPLED
  • Today I decided that the first PCB was good enough to try to solder it. I know I have to order new PCBs but I want to be sure that I removed all the blunders...I started from the power supply, populated the analog parts then the ICs. This allowed me...

  • Finally an update
  • Log     from ToxPhone
  • Ok so it's been one week and not a lot of update so I'll try to catch up and list all of the changes since last week.First, I told that we had a working example for an UI. We created a small library using pygame, made of objects acting as "controller"...

  • Hardware and software updates
  • Log     from eXaDrums
  • Hi Guys, So I've been working on hardware and software last week... But first of all, here's a little demo that shows you how eXaDrums performs with two drums: So far it's pretty good, but it can still be improved a lot. The video shows how the system...

  • Open FURBY
  • Instructions     from Open FURBY
  • Mechanical modificationFirst we start to modify plastic casing of furby. It is necessary because we need some space for new OLED displays as eyes. We have to cut out the both side of furby. The holes were needed in the first version of mounting OLED...

  • Progress Report
  • Log     from Pi Chart
  • Progress ReportIt's been a while since the last log entry - I've been very busy both with work and advancing the project.Raspberry Pi on/Off boardThe Raspberry Pi On/Off board has been built, but it turned out that the USB plug did not have a good mechanical...

  • SMPS pre-regulator
  • Log     from DIY programmable (SCPI) bench power supply
  • Dear people from LTC sent me an evaluation board for the LTC3864 DC/DC Controller with 100% Duty Cycle Capability. My intention is to use it as pre-regulator in the new design. The complete regulator circuit is really tiny and it’s located on both upper...

  • The flux compensator
  • Log     from blinking things
  • Please. I know. It's flux capacitor. But that might happen to every german-syncronized-movie-watching person. Maybe it's because of the drawing that says "flux compression". I still want to know what happened there. Parts are all 1206 and super easy...

  • Talking about circuits
  • Log     from Powerful Portable Speaker
  • Now that the paint has dried, it's time to talk about circuitry.Class AB vs Class DNo doubt, a class D amp would surely be more efficient and provide some additional hours of fine music plus would save some space in the housing for other cool things....
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