Times I've made the universe behave like math, or math behave like the universe.
Testing how the speed and torque of a small DC motor depend on the frequency of the PWM signal.
Using an Arduino Uno to stream the contents of an EEPROM to a computer for capturing.
Teardown and reverse engineering of the Oceanic Versa Pro.
Taking a look at the guts of a computer designed to work over 100 ft underwater.
Replacing an $85 cable with less than $15 in parts.
A simple demo circuit using a vacuum tube as an electronic switch.
Combining 5 volts and PWM to create -25 volts.
Bit banging all over the place
Breathing new life into a screen salvaged from a Smith Corona electric typewriter.
For when you need a really fancy resistor.
Teaching circuits to undergrads. From Ohm’s law to opamps and microcontrollers.
Modding an old Tek scope to have a manual switch for controlling the x10/x1 indicator light.
One day I decided to play around with potato batteries, a week later I had constructed a 10 cell voltaic pile in a 3D printed enclosure.
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Learning analog electronics with a simple voltage booster.