This Instructable was inspired by the Instructables’ Rainbow Contest: indicate time using the CountClock concept, using all colors of the rainbow. This instructable presents all manufacturing design files and the Arduino program code to make your own Rainbow CountClock.
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From Hamsterworks Wiki! There is no denying it, Analogue VGA is on the way out. Which is a shame really, because it is so easy to get an FPGA to drive a few resistors and put a picture up on the screen. It’s a great ‘stretch’ project for the FPGA first-timer. But it does have a downside.
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README file for Artix 7 HDMI processing ======================================= Hi! This is my design for receiving HDMI input, then extracting the video data, the Video Inforframe and audio samples, then using that to display audio db meters on the top corner of the screen.
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This is part of a series of posts detailing the steps and learning undertaken to design and implement a CPU in VHDL. Previous parts are available here, and I’d recommend they are read before continuing.
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As William Gibson once noted, the future is already here, it just isn’t equally distributed. That’s especially true for those of us with disabilities. [Abishek Singh] wanted to do something about that, so he created a way for the hearing-impaired to use Amazon’s Alexa voice service.
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In this article, we’ll discuss MOSFET characteristics related to transient conditions and switch-mode operation.
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I don’t deny that it is possible to design a PCB without a ground plane, and in many cases you can create a fully functional board this way (or at least it will be fully functional when operating in a favorable environment).
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If you just came down in the last shower, you’re probably used to living in a world where LEDs are cheap, awesome, and practically everywhere.
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The Ikea Raspberry Pi arcade table is an awesome way to hack the Ikea Lack series of living room furniture into a fully functioning plug and play retro arcade system.
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If you haven’t been following the Nintendo Switch hacking scene, the short version of the story is that a vulnerability was discovered that allows executing code on all versions of the Switch hardware and operating system.
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