Yahya Tawil over at All About Circuits has published an article on Arduino UNO’s electronic design and better understanding of its hardware: This article explains how Arduino works from an electronic design perspective. Most articles explain the software of Arduinos. However, understanding hardware design helps you to make the next step in the Arduino journey. […]
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A development board for the STM32F042 TSSOP package
Andy Brown designed a development board for the STM32F042 in the TSSOP20 package: Development board features USB. The 042 series supports USB and although 32Kb is not a lot of space to include a USB driver and your application logic it does make sense to hook up those USB data lines and thereby enable USB device development. […]
Hacking the HP Z800 Xeon motherboard into a standard case
Andy Brown wrote an article detailing how to hack the HP Z800 Xeon motherboard into a standard case: I’m not one to give up in the face of a technical challenge and besides I’d just forked out a hundred notes on the board so the rest of this article will go through all the steps […]
Workshop Update May 14th, 2012
Today and tomorrow we’re preparing for the Bay Area Maker Faire this weekend. Skot is going to display the DigitGrid project (show above) with us at Maker Faire. Stop by and check it out. The taco crawl is booming this year. Jeff from MighyOhm is coming. Will you be there? We’re packing all the cool […]