Mick received his boards for the AVR transistor tester (machine translation) and was quick to assemble them. His board was designed to the exact dimensions of a 2X16 LCD screen. He did have some issues with the silk screen, but all in all we think his boards are awesome. Via the forum.
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AVR transistor tester build
Alan Garfield at fromorbit writes: Hey guys, I built up that AVR Transistor Tester that’s been bouncing around on your site for a few weeks. Thought you might like to see it. I’ve done this short video showing it in operation and also written up a few of the misadventures I had while building it. […]
Teensy 2.0 based transistor tester
Wingnut decided to port the AVR transistor tester to his Teensy 2.0 board. The transistor tester is a tool for identifying and measuring common discrete semiconductors and passive devices. I decided to port the component tester (freely using Google Translate to get some sense of the comments) as my first hands-on tutorial, and managed to […]
Arhi’s transitor tester built into a case
Arhi built a transistor tester, a tool that recognizes and measures most common semiconductors. We’ve been following this project closely for the past week or so. After building a perf-board version, he made this version to put in a case. Check out the video of it in operation above. Via the forum.
Transistor tester breadboard build
Arhi had some free time so he decided to test out the transistor tester. He built it on a breadboard, and quickly got it running. I was waiting for some app to compile for past few hours so I breadboarded this baby. Works like a charm :D … I had some issues programming atmega8 with […]
