This document details the Oceanside (MAXREFDES9#) subsystem reference design, a 3.3V to 15V input, ±15V (±12V) output, isolated power supply. The Oceanside design includes a high-efficiency step-up controller, a 36V H-bridge transformer driver for isolated supplies, a wide input range, and a pair of adjustable output low dropout (LDO) linear regulator. Test results and hardware files are included.
APM (ArduPilotMega) is a flight control product launched by the DIY Drones community in 2007. It is the most mature open source hardware project today.
All flight control information is provided to buyers in the form of data packages, providing flight control development environment, various drivers, various STM32 chip information, all sensor information, flight control related knowledge information, etc., as well as anonymous flight control source code, communication Board source code, etc., the open source code is a complete set of projects, and buyers can directly compile and download it after getting it. Using our materials, you can easily get started with flight control learning and learn the structure and ideas of flight control engineering. After having a certain understanding of flight control, buyers can easily transplant the flight control program into their own system, or add the functions you need.
This is a fun electronic toy car that features power-ups! The author uses color sensors and magnetic switches to trigger fun tricks like acceleration, deceleration, and rotation. It draws a lot of inspiration from Mario Kart.
After a failed Kickstarter campaign, the author has now open-sourced the software, hardware, and mechanics.
It consists of two parts: the outdoor end (Outdoor) and the indoor end (Indoor). The Outdoor end can be placed outside the window to monitor real-time outdoor temperature, humidity, air pressure, illumination and other information. The Indoor is placed indoors to receive weather data and display it.
Zhihui Jun designed and produced a portable pocket monitor (& power bank) to solve personal pain points. There is no room for improvement in terms of appearance~
The ESPboy CC1101 chip module allows you to detect Sub1Ghz signals (300-348MHz, 387-464MHz, 779-928MHz). Scan, decode, store to open garage doors, obstacles, IoT sensors...
The NXP® MPC5606E MCU is a gateway system built on Power Architecture® technology designed to move data from disparate sources over Ethernet.
This open source has a complete host computer, slave computer and schematic diagram, as well as a detailed design paper.
The SABER board for smart devices is based on the i.MX 6SoloX processor and supports 4-core processing, low-power multimedia and graphics applications.
The most complete six-axis robot design drawings
This is an open source work by netizen aziddy, based on the classic Adafruit Feather 328P development board (the MCU master is Microchip's ATmega328P) and a mini electronic game console with a 128x64 OLED screen
The MTRCKTSBN5604P motor control development kit is ideal for sensorless applications requiring one BLDC motor, such as HVAC or electric pumps.
Arduino development, weather, clock, reading, network distribution and other functions
This is a 10.5W 5.0V USB adapter reference design using Infineon's quasi-resonant PWM integrated circuit ICE2QS03G and CoolMOS™ IPU60R950C6 (IPAK), with a small form factor architecture and multiple protection modes to achieve high system reliability.
The author specially bought a laptop motherboard, and then DIYed the peripherals and casing. The overall effect is quite beautiful.