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  • February 28, 2012 - Drat!!!
  • Log     from Project Precision
  • Drat!!! Lights 4 and 5 on the back of the second board (where I am installing the blue lights) won't light. As it happens, neither will any of 54-59, but we'll save that part of the story for later.I remember the solder bridge between two pins, and one...

  • PTlogger
  • Details     from PTlogger
  • IdeaThe project is basically to solder 3 PT breakout boards (MAX31865), connect it with the Feather Adalogger, incorporate this into a standalone embedded system with switches and plugs, and program it to fulfil your needs. This project might seem as...

  • Burning the bootloader
  • Instructions     from OSUG: Open-Source Underwater Glider
  • Before the build continues, bootloader has to be burnt onto the Atmel chip, to ensure that the chip is working and there are no errors so far. These instructions use the bootloader by Nick Gammon. More thorough instructions of this process by Nick Gammon...

  • The Idea & How it started
  • Log     from Trixel LED
  • Idea:The idea is designing basic elements of addressable LED`s which can be combined into fascinating shapes.I play a lot with LED`s, mostly the famous addressable LED`s such as the ws2812.[ Sample projects: https://hackaday.io/project/5466-smart-juggling-balls...

  • SnapBloks Facts!
  • Log     from SnapBloks
  • FACT #1: MODULAR AND REUSABLE SNAP-ON BLOKThe joy of soldering and wiring on breadboard. This has been the fun (or difficult) part for new comers and beginners. But once we become experts in the field, every one of us, get bored real quick of this repetition...

  • The Sensors
  • Log     from ESPmobe - battery powered ESP32 IoT-sensor
  • I made my first IOT experiences with the ESP8266 with the ESP-Easy firmware. Therefore, I wanted to keep the hardware compatible. For performance reasons, I later switched to my own code (which I will publish in the future after an extensive code review...

  • 2017: A New Beginning
  • Log     from Arduino Neopixel Watch
  • The year began and we were soon beset by more problems with pad placement. The bootloading pins on the board were placed very poorly and the ATMega328p was difficult to solder. Bootloading was also an unnecessary process that could be sidestepped by...

  • Programming
  • Instructions     from BreatheDot: A Portable Meditation Aid
  • Task: Program your ATTiny85 chip with micronucleus firmware: https://github.com/embedded-creations/micronucleus-t85. You should have Arduino installed on your system. Using an Arduino as ISP, wire up the ATTiny85 chip for programming. You have...

  • Prototype build
  • Log     from Brightenmacher
  • How can i make this whole thing work with just 3D printed parts, i wanted to just use standard parts and no glue.Threaded inserts and glue would have made the whole design much smaller and sleek.There were many design iterations but in the end, this...

  • About the new single sided PCB
  • Log     from Brightenmacher
  • A lot of work went into this, mostly though in the background on my custom part library that has been tidied up, a lot.The schematic was slightly overhauled and changed a bit, the PG output of the MCP73833 is no longer used, i wanted to route it to...

  • Electronics Build
  • Log     from Ultra Servo
  • Out of all the things to build this one is the most challenging for me. I have very little experience with building electronics. So I did what everyone in my situation would do and watch all the you tube on this subject. (to youtube's credit, there is...

  • Progress is being made!!!
  • Log     from viEwMotion
  • It's been quite a long time coming but I've finally got some updates on this project.  I've been repeatedly delayed due to a vacation, massive computer failures, waiting for a new computer (then loading all the software etc.) and finally an illness. ...
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