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@lemmy.cahttps://waag.social/@henk/112566041172138694
Bijlagen: 1 afbeelding #fabacademy 2024 Edwin Dertien - the tortured furby modular synth module "I’m a big fan of modular synthesisers, animatronics and furbies. For that reason it makes sense to combine all three in the final project: the tortured furby modular synth module - moreover because I take the subject(s) very serious in a very non-serious manner." Video: https://fabacademy.org/2024/labs/waag/students/edwin-dertien/presentation.mp4 Documentation: https://fabacademy.org/2024/labs/waag/students/edwin-dertien/project/ #fablab #waag #maker #electronics
https://chaos.social/@jaseg/112292003577568701
I just found an interesting genre of weird but potentially useful chip: System support PMICs for large SoCs such as BD71805 (2$, i.MX SoCs), RK809 (2$, Rockchip SoCs) or WL2868 (50ct, Omnivison SoCs). These chips provide between 7 and around a dozen DC/DC or LDO channels with digitally configurable voltage(!) through I2C, battery charge measurement, and configurable power-on sequencing. Some even have fun bonus features such as an RTC, or a built-in audio codec(?!). #electronics #chipofthemonth
https://octodon.social/@stylus/112174332985713805
Attached: 1 image Oops! All Power Rails. #electronics
https://digipres.club/@philpem/111924299954057949
Attached: 2 images From the department of cursed IC packages ... the DIP20 with odd pins, and a heatsink screw. Plessey SL414A, single channel 3W audio power amplifier. #cursedChips #CursedPackages #Electronics photo credit: com-place on ebay, https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/142567928927
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https://youtu.be/o76U0JPrMFk?si=CC7SWIMjF_9NbMSS
I hooked up the accelerometer, so Doom is now "playable" entirely on the brick.The capacitive touch wasn't tuned very well, so it's a bit shooty.
https://youtu.be/6syfevpG-1U?si=zfeCIEbr2UVWZxxV
Moon Machines is a documentary television series that originally aired on the Science Channel in 2008. It focuses on the various technologies and engineering...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krPnrNxcMlg
Episode 1668A look at at some common inductors found in old radiosBe a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/imsaiguy