The portable soldering iron launched by PINE64 in the early days was based on the GD32 design. This time it was upgraded to the second generation product, which was changed to the domestically produced BL706. Its feature is that it supports low-power Bluetooth. The Bluetooth OTA upgrade function will be added to IronOS later. IronOS supports a variety of portable DC, QC, and PD powered soldering irons, and supports all standard functions of smart soldering irons.
The hardware design adopts upper and lower layer design. The upper layer is the control circuit and the lower layer is the dual receiving circuit. The interface design is based on LVGL.
The keyboard uses a modular design. The multi-functional scene interaction module on the left can be replaced with various custom components. By default, a Dynamic component with an e-ink screen and FOC force feedback knob is used; the keyboard body uses a shift register method to implement the key scanning circuit; The module and keyboard body can be used alone, or they can communicate and call each other through the serial port protocol.
SimplePnP is designed to be reliable, accurate, affordable, and adaptable to a wide range of components. It's a great choice for electronics startups, inventors, researchers, and hacker spaces.
There are many I/O methods that simulate UART, SPI, and I2C protocols, but there are very few that simulate CAN protocols. The CANT introduced today is a CAN bus simulation implementation. The original project was demonstrated on the ST Micro Nucleo-H743ZI board. The author recently launched a C and Python package - canhack, which facilitates porting to various chips without CAN.
This board is a Swiss Army Knife for IoT security researchers, developers, and enthusiasts. The board can be used with different types of software, including third-party sniffers such as SmartRF Packet Sniffer, Sniffle, zigbee2mqtt, Z-Stack-firmware, Ubiqua Protocol Analyzer, our custom firmware, or you can even Specific software requires writing your own software.
The Raspberry Pi microcontroller itself does not have an Ethernet MAC, but it can be easily implemented through the programmable IO of the Raspberry Pi. The programmable PIO of the Raspberry Pi microcontroller that costs 5 yuan a piece is indeed a miracle, with IO below 250MHz. Control everything.
The hardware is independently completed by the Raspberry Pi microcontroller RP2040, which costs 5 yuan a piece. Just close a trigger design baseboard designed by KiCAD. The software is created using VSCode + GCC + Cmake. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know how to use it. The firmware is upgraded using the U disk drag-and-drop method that comes with the Raspberry Pi chip.
Novena is a 1.2GHz, Freescale quad-core ARM architecture computer tightly coupled with Xilinx FPGA. It is designed for users who care about free software and open source, and/or want to modify and extend their hardware: all documentation for the PCB is open and freely downloadable, the entire operating system can be built from source, and it Comes with a variety of features that facilitate rapid prototyping.
Wigl can hear the notes of any instrument and respond with movements, lights and special dances! Wigl helps motivate children and adults to practice their instruments. By sequencing the notes, you can program special dance moves for your Wigl. This combination of right-brain creativity and left-brain logic makes it a unique robot for any home. How does WIG work? Wigl has a microphone, a microcontroller (brain) and some motors for movement. Wigl is always listening for notes, and through some complex math it can hear individual notes.
Numato Opsis is a powerful new FPGA-based open source video platform for videographers and visual artists. Opsis boards are designed to give users complete control over high-speed video, supporting everything from live meeting capture solutions to experimental visual art and even general FPGA-based video research.
FireAnt is the first third-party development board in the Efinix Trion product family. It provides an easy-to-use development platform for FPGA manufacturers and enthusiasts. Powered by Efinix Trion T8, FireAnt requires only a PC and requires no additional components. Breadboard-friendly design allows applications to be quickly deployed using sensors, peripherals or other interfaces. It is the perfect solution for manufacturers prototyping their projects or for digital design students to quickly learn FPGA development using the new Efinix platform. The power/performance/size advantages of Trion T8 FPGA also make it ideal for edge IoT applications.
Uses infrared light sensing to determine changes in blood oxygen levels in the brain in real time. Use the device in less than ten minutes to learn how to directly change blood flow to your brain. Neurons do not store energy, so regional brain activity is closely related to changes in blood oxygenation, where healthy blood flow patterns are essential for high function and growth of the brain.
Reliable health monitoring has traditionally required us to tether ourselves to machines that record our vital signs around the clock. However, outside of clinical settings this is rarely practical. We developed HealthyPi v4 in part to address this challenge. Building on its predecessor, HealthyPi v4 is a fully open source standalone vital signs monitor with wireless and wearable capabilities.
The EEZ Bench Box 3 (BB3) represents a new class of modular test and measurement (T&M) equipment. It provides a complete open source hardware and software framework that bridges the gap between DIY hobbyist tools and professional desktop equipment and combines their best features. Inspired by the EEZ H24005 power supply, BB3 has attracted many enthusiasts with its extensive feature set, rich user interface, DIY friendliness and completely open source design. BB3 will initially feature modules that provide the same functionality as the H24005, but these modules will plug into a single device, providing improved modularity, greater capacity, more processing power, an easier-to-use interface and enhanced flexibility, all These are available in compact form factors.
Huge, shiny, beautiful video displays with thousands of LEDs have always been out of reach of enthusiasts and small business owners due to their high cost and complexity. Pixblasters MS1 changes all that.
Dreamweaver 4N is a four-note sequencer with potentiometers, allowing users to create their own unique music.
The Skull is a Capture the Flag (CTF) puzzle that invites you to explore the innards of the AVR architecture. It has multiple stages that may keep you busy for days or even weeks as you flex your brain muscles and apply them to her riddles. Unless, of course, your mind loses its grip on reality and you fall into a swirling void of madness with no anchor. In this case, it may take you longer. To keep your head above water, you need three things: the ability to read and understand Arduino code, a willingness to spend some time reading the ATtiny45 datasheet, and basic programming skills.