Test in a Box: Pico hardware support and a more useful validation bench
Test in a Box is becoming useful on real hardware Since my previous Test in a Box update, the project […]
Test in a Box is becoming useful on real hardware Since my previous Test in a Box update, the project […]
I have been working on a project I have called Test in a Box (TiaB), it is an open-source test
Following on from my two IPC 2221 posts, IPC 2221 standard trace widths and the one where I normalised them
I have done the following work on Net classes in KiCad, which is derived from what I wrote about IPC
This looks like a way to allow for addressing nodes on a CAN, RS485 or DMX network without needing to use either DIP switches or PCB changes.
I have an Adeept Robot HAT, but the Blue Robotics BlueOS works natively with the Navigation hat (it’s probably pedantic,
Ian Hughes’ 3D-printed files for K9 also include files to create internal components that fit under the side featuring the
Ian Hughes has done a lot of work on making a 3D-printable K9. Details of Doctor Who’s K-9 and other
Make an item of test equipment that can respond to SCPI (IEEE-488.1) commands. including *IDN?, *OPT? and *TST
It is helpful to know when the firmware on the device was compiled, it can be displayed on a screen, or sent viewed over serial.
Today’s Makevember There seems to be very little consensus on the arangement of the colours of the buttons on the
Following on from my previous Makevember posts… This is another virtual post, I built the Wind Turbine Hub as designed
Following on from my Makevember post yesterday, where I tried to make turbine blades, and Failed… I fed 6050 from
I missed a Makevember post yesterday, and the one for today is going to be quite virtual again… Last time
After my previous attempts at cadding up air foils, that can be found here and here for #Makevember, I came