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Did you get new tattoo? No, I don’t…it’s a flexible electrode!
The team at Stanford University’s Bao Lab created an innovative flexible electrode that has high performance. The new stretchy material uses a molecule normally used to thicken soups to help make it more flexible. After testing 20...
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Wireless Power Transfer
The concept of transferring energy without wires has always been...
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3296W 10K Multi-Turn Trimmer Set – 50 pcs
Set of 3296W multi-turn trimmers with top adjustment 10K. The...
- Posted 2 months ago
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Efficient and Compact Stereo Power Amplifier: Unleash High-Quality Audio with the PAM8610
Stereo power amplifier 10+10W into 8 ohms based on...
- Posted 3 months ago
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AMPLIFIER CLASS D 2x15W
Based on the PAM8610 chip, this small Class D stereo...
- Posted 5 months ago
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Demoboard for ESP32
Demoboard for the famous ESP32 Bluetooth and WiFi module (available...
- Posted 9 months ago
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TOTEM: learning by experimenting
Let’s learn about an interesting educational platform that allows...
- Posted 1 year ago
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Air Quality Sensor – PM2.5, PM10
This module uses the principle of optical LASER light scattering...
- Posted 1 year ago
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Small solar cell (0,5 V / 800 mA)
Photovoltaic cell with very small dimensions, suitable for carrying out...
- Posted 1 year ago
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PCB CAD, A SELECTION GUIDE
Getting to know and evaluate the software offer for PCB,...
- Posted 2 years ago
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DIY Sensor – Innovation & Implementation
A sensor converts data such as heat, light, sound,...
- Posted 3 years ago
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Getting Started with the ESP32
This article is a getting started guide for the ESP32...
- Posted 4 years ago
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The flame that doesn’t burn
Based on Neopixel and a special ultra-thin Arduino, it simulates...
- Posted 2 years ago
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Here are the Winners from the 3Drag 3d printing contest
Here we are, eventually the contest has come to an...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Updates from the 3Drag 3dprinting contest: Roland Hoffert’s Hacks
Roland Hoffert, from www.eytec.de, submitted us this 3Drag (Velleman K8200...
- Posted 9 years ago
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Updates from the 3Drag 3dprinting contest: Karl Seiss’s Hack
Karl Seiss from Austria made a very clever hack to...
- Posted 9 years ago
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PCB Recycling: The Core of Your Electronics Is More Valuable Than You Think
The screen you are looking at this very moment will...
- Posted 2 years ago
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PCB CAD, A SELECTION GUIDE
Getting to know and evaluate the software offer for PCB,...
- Posted 2 years ago
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The Open Source community united against Covid-19
On March 11, WHO (World Health Organization) officially declared the...
- Posted 4 years ago
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Coronavirus: Now Is The Time For Solidarity
The moment we are living, in China before and all...
- Posted 4 years ago
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Arduino ISP (In System Programming) and stand-alone circuits
We use an Arduino to program other ATmega without...
- Posted 12 years ago
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Arduino GSM shield
This is a very low...
- Posted 13 years ago
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Localizer with SIM908 module
The device is based on a GSM/GPRS module with...
- Posted 11 years ago
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GSM GPS shield for Arduino
Shield for Arduino designed and based on the module...
- Posted 11 years ago
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Small Breakout for SIM900 GSM Module
Some post ago we presented a PCB to mount...
- Posted 12 years ago
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Wireless Power Transfer
The concept of transferring energy without wires has always...
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Robot Punchers with Arduino
James Bruton is well-known for his (often eccentric) inventions,...
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A minimal 3D-printed scale
A load cell is a sensor designed to measure...
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Expanding the pins of a microcontroller
What to do when the chosen microcontroller doesn’t have...
- Posted 7 days ago
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Let’s create a small level with a matrix display
The low cost of sensors and components allows...
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