Mike Szczys of Hackaday built 1-Pixel Pacman and wrote a blog post detailing its assembly: I usually see retro-gaming projects like keno using tiny screens with a fair number of pixels (64×64) but what I really like is the look of making every pixel count. With this in mind I built 1-Pixel Pac-Man, the classic coin-op experience […]
Tag Archives: Teensy 3.1
Teensy SDR transceiver description
rheslip has been working on a software defined radio using the Arduino compatible Teensy 3.1 and audio shield from PJRC. Source code is available on Github. Project info at Open Emitter blog.
Power playground project
Spacewrench over at Dorkbotpdx published a new build, a Power Playground project: It’s a PMOS/NMOS H-Bridge with FETs that can handle 3 amps or so, plus a SPI current sensor, some switches & a rotary encoder (not stuffed yet), and a 7-segment display, all controlled by a Teensy-3.1 running FreeRTOS. I made this because I’m always running into battery, […]
Back to the mc-17 remote control
Tim writes: After the Maker Faire, I went back to the Graupner mc-17 remote control. The Arduino library from tronixstuff for the KTM-S1201 LCD which is also using a mPD7225 controller was a good starting point. But to get the LCD up and running, it took quite a bit of fiddling and logic sniffing. Once […]