Wireless Communication with NRF24 and Arduino Pro Micro
2 Layers PCB 100 x 100 mm FR-4, 1.6 mm, 1, HASL with lead, Black Solder Mask, White silkscreen; This card is part of the chassis to build a wireless car controlled with the RX480 RF module.
2-layer PCB 46 x 75 mm FR-4, 1.6 mm, 1, HASL with leads, black solder mask, white silk screen; With this simple circuit you can make a wireless people counter.
This is a simple output capacitor bank for use in signal powered or dual supply headphone amplifiers. The output capacitor bank protects the headphones from DC current.
A tiny potable remote that can be customized to do different tasks using touch functionalities of ESP32
LED Indoor Wall Thermometer with Power Adapter
Powerful 1km 6-10 channel remote control, suitable for DIY projects such as drones and cars.
This is a prototype board for use with ESP8266, ESP32 and ESP32-S2 modules. The board is divided into areas that can be cut and then put together to build advanced IoT prototypes. After cutting as shown in the picture, you can start assembling the IoT device.
This is a 100w mono audio amplifier board. This project can easily play speakers up to 100w. I used two 2SC5200 transistors and a 30-0-30 transformer in this project
These demos all use Adafruit's PicoDVI branch, which makes the video framebuffer look like a regular Adafruit_GFX object, which makes drawing very easy.
In theory, it could connect to Google Calendar and show today's events while still being ongoing. Also on the list of features to be implemented is a switch or sensor that changes mode when the pen is removed, and buttons or touch controls for the user interface.
MiniQ is a mini quadcopter that is open source from hardware design to control algorithm. The algorithm used for the Altitude Heading Reference System (AHRS) is the DCM complementary filter. The system calculates the height and controls the output PWM of the four motors 1600 times per second. It can be controlled remotely via Bluetooth (Bluetooth Serial Port Profile).
Author Lennert Wouters demonstrated how to execute arbitrary code on Starlink user terminals via a custom modchip injected with voltage faults, and notified Starlink of these vulnerabilities.
Although the details are open source, the author does not sell the finished product, nor does he provide details of the modified endpoint firmware and fault injection used in the attack.
The transformation is to use a Raspberry Pi microcontroller
The power supply has a stable symmetrical +/- 40 V to ensure optimal performance.
Maximum power (THD 1%) approaches 100 W into 8 Ω load and 190 W into 4 Ω load (see measurements). All parts are through-hole, making it easy to build the amplifier. The design is completely symmetrical.
Every house has a doorbell. When a visitor arrives at a home, he looks for the doorbell switch and rings it to let us know his presence. What if a person coming to your home cannot find the doorbell, or the person is too short to reach the doorbell? The object detection circuit installation below is for reference. The circuit will automatically sense the presence of a person and ring the doorbell.
Kinetic Digits is a mechanical flipping digital display, consisting of 448 7-segment digital tubes, simulating the effect of water flow. For various effects, it can be produced with the help of the provided host computer.
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.