Amiga Video Slot AdapterThis Amiga-Digital-Video project designed by Bloodmoshert, builds on c0pperdragon's Amiga-Digital-Video project, adapted for use in big box Amiga video slots.The main differences are:The 7MHZ signal is derived via C1 XNOR C3 using an additional 74LVC86 since 7MHZ is not available directly from the video slotTwo button connectors allow for both a rear slot cover bracket button and another to be used, mounted wherever desiredThe card edge connector used is from Amiga-KiCad-Library (https://github.com/JustinBaldock/Amiga-KiCad-Library). Approximately 1mm of space is left between the fingers and the PCB edge to allow for beveling.Installation notes:Set the Denise jumper according to which Denise is in your Amiga (Super Denise for 8373, Denise for 8362)Orient the PCB such that the end with bracket mounting holes faces the rear of the machine.Software:A compatible release of the software is available from the RGBtoHDMI repositoryhttps://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI/releases.Unzip the content of the archive to the root folder of a micro SD card, formatted as FAT32, and put in your Raspberry Pi Zero.https://github.com/c0pperdragon/Amiga-Digital-Video

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Nano SwinSID for Commodore(SID replacement for Commodore 64)For more information http://www.tolaemon.com/nss/

Metal detector pcb Quazar arm rev-0.5, for case G1910Плата металоискателя Quazar arm rev-0.5Технические характеристики металлодетектора Квазар АРМ с поисковым датчиком DD- 20 см:- Монета диаметром 25мм (грунт) …. до 35 см- Каска …………………………………….. до 1,2 м- Максимальная …………………………. до 1,7 м- Звуковая индикация на выбор….…... от 2 тонов и более- Визуальная индикация VDI………….. есть-Установка масок на типы металла.......есть- Принцип работы……………………….. IB (индуктивный баланс)- Датчик диаметр………………………… от 15 до 30 см(по желанию)- Диапазон рабочих частот……………. от 6 до 20 кГц(зависит от прошивки)- Напряжение питания ………………… 3.7-5.5 Вольт- Ток потребления ……………………… около 100-180 мА (зависит от настроек)

This is a blast gate sensor board. This uses a 49E Hall sensor to determine if a gate is open or closed. This board is used by my dust collector monitor board. The gate's open/closed state is sent to the dust collector monitor via a CAN bus common to all of the sensor boards and the monitor.For more information see my instructable on instructables.com.

This is a dust collector monitor board. Both the dust bin level and the filter are monitored. When either needs your attention a strobe is activated and a message is sent to your FM or bluetooth capable hearing protector headphones. My earlier dust collector related board only monitored the bin level.This board is designed to work with the gate sensor board. The gate sensor boards are optional although recommended. Knowing the open/closed state of the gates allows for more accurate monitoring of the filter.For more information see my instructable on instructables.com.

Although this is board has generic application - connect any DC power supply to a voltage regulator to power and ESP8266 - we designed it to power our custom Wireless Access Point.When added to this PCB and loaded with the appropriate software, an ESP8266 can act as a Wireless Access Point that enables you to configure printerX's web server to connect to your home WiFi network.More information, including Open Source software, will be available at ostmoxy.com

Core board resources:System power supply : 5 V / 3.3 V, mainly powered by two Type-C ports, and 5V/3.3V headers are also provided, which can be directly powered MCU: STM32F103VET6, LQFP100 package.FLASH: 512KB (large capacity product)SRAM ： 64KBCPU frequency: up to 72MHzGPIO ports: 80 (78 out of PC14, 15 not out)Program download: SWD downloadPeripheral interface: micro SD card, two Grove interfaces, Grove module can be connectedSystem board, the main changes are:Area: reduced from 125mm*90mm to 90mm*56mm.Delete some schematic diagrams: including LCD interface, OLED, one-key download, JTAG interface, self-locking power switch, current measurement, etc.Newly added schematic part: USB to TTL composed of CH340E , external Flash, SWD program download debugging interface, two Grove interfaces, etc.Some conversions:The Mini USB connector is converted to the Type-C connector that everyone likes.For power supply, the SOT-223 packaged AMS1117 is converted to the SOT-23-5 packaged ME6217C33M5G (maximum output 800mA) circuit. The aluminum electrolytic capacitors are converted to tantalum capacitors to ensure sufficient output and reduce the occupied space under the premise of sufficient power quality.The SD card is converted to a Micro SD card slot, which is more suitable for current use.Press the button to change one of the regular buttons into a BOOTO button.Pin headers on both sides: convert the original 20P to 24P, add 5V-GND and 3.3V-GND ports on both sides, which can be directly powered or directly plugged into OLED.https://item.szlcsc.com/421842.html

LED Chaser with 80 channels using IC 4017YouTube video: https://youtu.be/0izldDmaTy0Circuit and parts list: https://mousa-simple-projects.blogspot.com/2021/03/led-chaser-with-80-channels.htmlhttps://mousa-simple-projects.blogspot.com/2021/03/led-chaser-with-80-channels.html

REX 9628 Extern Kernel 8The former company Rex Datentechnik was a manufacturer of many hardware in the 80s. Especially for the Commodore 64 there was a rich offer of the most different expansions. One of these cards was the Rex 9628, a board for the expansion port of the C64. The card could hold two EPROMs from 8 to 64KByte. That alone was nothing special, there were already a countless number of them from the most different manufacturers at that time.The practical thing about this card was that it could hold up to 8 kernel ROMs, up to 4 each in a 27C256 EPROM, and two of them could be plugged onto the board. For this the case of the C64 did not have to be opened. So it was possible to use another kernel externally without any intervention. There were many different kernels available in the 80's, for example SpeedDOS and JiffyDOS.ManualEXTERNAL KERNAL 8 9628On this board, "EXTERNAL KERNAL 8", can accommodate up to 8 kernals operated (2x8 to 32K Eproms). 100% compatible e.g. to all speeders like Speeddos, Rex-DOS, Prologic-DOS etc... Suitable for all 64's, also that of ALDI. Board is at the expansion port operated.You can use 1 x 2764 or 27128 or 27256 per socket. From each EPROM is addressed in each case the corresponding 8K range.About the two DIL switches, the respective eighth and slot 1 and 2 are addressed.The 4-pin DIL switch:Switch 1 2 3 4 Slot 1 Slot 2 ====================================================== on off on off 2764 2764 on off on off 27128 27128 off on off on 27256 27256 on off off on 2764/128 27256 off on on off 27256 2764/128 The 10-pin DIL switch:Switch (on) slot kernal number on EPROM ==================================================== 1 1 1 2-1 1 2 3-2-1 1 3 4-3-2-1 1 4 5-4-3-2-1 2 1 6-5-4-3-2-1 2 2 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 2 3 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 2 4 9 turns Game Stop on or off 10 turns the card on or off If nothing else is set, the card automatically jumps to the 1st kernal in the 1st slot.If used EPROM is bigger than 8K, ie. 27128 or 27256, then kernals must be burned one after the other in 8K blocks each. See the following address table: Kernal addresses 27128 addresses 27256 ===================================================== 1 0000 - 1FFF 0000 - 1FFF 2 2000 - 3FFF 2000 - 3FFF 3 4000 - 5FFF 4 6000 - 7FFF The EPROMs must match the notch of the socket when plugged in.https://github.com/DL2DW/REX_9628_Extern_Kernel_8/blob/main/Images/REX9628.jpg

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Hello guys!This is one of the simplest macro keyboard i would like to share with you!...it uses pro arduino as a controller.thx!

Panel with 3 PCBs of my ambience rgb led light with on/off- and color-switch button.More Details about this project in my video:The ESPHome code: https://smarthomeyourself.de/hc_downloads/hue_ambiance_clone_esphome.txtThe 3D-Printing STL Files:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4702064Video about this project:https://youtu.be/yIegSiVpkys

GENERAL INFORMATIONMEGA 1284P is an open-source microcontroller based on the ATmega1284P. It features 24 digital input/output pins (of which 6 can be PWM outputs), 8 analog input pins, a 16 MHz ceramic resonator, an ICSP pin header, a reset button, and an LED is connected to pin 13. To power the microcontroller you can use the 5 volts of the serial or from 7 volts to 35 volts from the Vin pin (use one of the two methods, not both together).PINOUTHOW TO USE ITTo program this microcontroller it is necessary to have a USB adapter to TLL, the Arduino IDE and the respective libraries installed in the IDE.INSTALLING LIBRARIESFor the installation of the libraries visit: https://github.com/MCUdude/MightyCore#how-to-install

The system interprets the data it receives with rs485. Interpreted data is sent to the tmc2209 drivers as a pwm signal. So we use stepper motors via RS485.

Small breakout board based on STM32F070 microcontroller from ST Microelectronics.With this board one can easily prototype small ARM Cortex M0 applications with minimum effort and expense. It can be used as a standalone module, or fitted in a socket/shield for a more complex application.The microcontroller can be programmed directly from the USB interface, making use of the DFU bootloader.The bootloader mode can be activated closing the jumper JP1 and pressing the RST button, after connecting the USB interface to the host.The breakout board features following peripherals:3.3V LDO Voltage regulatorRST buttonPower LEDUser LED (connected to PC13)8 MHz crystal32.768 kHz crystalSWD header (not populated)USB header (not populated)GPIO headers with all pin exposed, except the ones reserved for the crystals.Full documentation is available on Github, including schematic, layout, Gerber files, centroid positioning files and Bill-Of-Materials. It will be possible to order fully-assembled PCBs from any PCB supplier, including PCBWay of course.Some code examples and pre-built binaries will be published in the future.https://www.pcbway.com/setinvite.aspx?inviteid=334135