The very early model was a bit crude.
Mega-Cube is a light cube that drives 4096 LEDs based on PL9823. The main control is Teensy4.0 based on NXP i.MXRT1060 FlexIO function and many 595 shift registers. It can control up to 32 channels, each channel 1000 LED.
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.
ESP32s2 Thermal Imager=ESP32s2 + Lepton 3.5 + Battery charger + 240x240 pixel LCD
This is a simple USB sniffer based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040. It supports low speed and full speed modes. The firmware presents itself as a virtual COM port (VCP), so no additional software is required and it is compatible with all operating systems.
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.
A design example of implementing a simple MP3 Player using an STM32 processor. This comprehensive application example helps readers understand the applications of STM32, SPI interface, SD card, TIMER, interrupts, FAT file system, USB, etc.
All information is fully open, and there is also a mobile APP, and the algorithm is also made public.
It adopts Qinheng's self-developed RISC-V microprocessor "Highland Barley V4" and integrates 2Mbps low-power Bluetooth on the chip. It is equipped with a blood oxygen and heart rate module, a nine-axis sensor, a motor drive module, a low-power touch detection module and a 0.96-inch high-definition IPS display to meet the application needs of general bracelets.
Protues simulation example (8051)-PWM wave output (adjustable)
This computing watch is designed using the SAML22 ARM microcontroller. This particular microcontroller has a segmented LCD controller capable of driving the LCD used inside the watch.
Introducing a Bluetooth case - a data transparent transmission application developed based on the MM32W series.
The PicoCray project connects multiple Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller modules into a parallel architecture, utilizing the I2C bus to communicate between nodes
ST has previously launched a board with a static current measurement range of 1nA - 100mA and a dynamic current measurement range of 100nA - 50mA, but it is not open source. This time it’s open source.
This ESP32-based FPV car can stream video over Wi-Fi and only needs a small LiPo battery for power. It can be controlled remotely and accurately through any web browser.
A simple oscilloscope made of STC8A8K MCU. The microcontroller uses STC8A8K64S4A12 working at 27MHz. The display uses a 0.96 OLED with a resolution of 128x64. This oscilloscope project is easy to start and covers the necessary measurement functions. Supports normal mode, single mode, and automatic mode. It has trigger mode selection, such as level trigger, and comes with saved settings. Mini-DSO input is single-channel mode, and the second/division size can support a variety of: 500ms, 200ms, 100ms, 50ms, 20ms, 10ms, 5ms, 2ms, 1ms, 500us, 200us, 100us, and the voltage acquisition range is 0 to 30V. The sampling rate can reach 250kHz@100us/div.
The WiFi remote control is based on ESP32 Pico D4 MCU and 160x80 pixel mini TFT display. Additionally, there are onboard I2C temperature and humidity sensors and an accelerometer.