What is the connection between Open Source Hardware and traditional engineering companies. What can hardware developers learn from Open Source Software.
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WiFi Platform Comparison: Things vs Photon 4 years ago in The Linker | by chriswhite |
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How to Win the Hackaday Prize (and Other Design Challenges) 3 years ago in The Linker | by chriswhite |
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Blinking an LED or Three 4 years ago in The Linker | by chriswhite |
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| Zephyr OS 1.14 (LTS) Bug Fixing Contest 4 months ago | by kjachim |
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| Re: Crowd Funding Trend - What are your thoughts? 7 months ago | by KKHausman |
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| An Open Source Tablet with many compatibilities 8 months ago | by diskiopi |
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| How usually long is the back order for MSP-EXP430FR6989? 1 year ago | by composi |
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| Pentium 5005 and DDR4 footprints for electronic development 1 year ago | by madscientist1500 |
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| Re: help me with eeg acquistion 1 year ago | by aaheloo1 |
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| Re: Practical Science Ideas for Primary School Kids 2 years ago |
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| Re: Dedicated Cryptocurrency Mining.. 2 years ago | by gecoz |
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Using the Analog Devices AD9954 for FM Speech 1 month ago |
by shabaz
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Building a Milliohm Meter (A project by F. Milburn) 6 months ago |
by shabaz
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Social media counter tracker based on ESP8266 7 months ago | by hwhardsoft |
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Love Actually (5/10) Movie CLIP - Would You Like It Gift Wrapped? (2003) HD 7 months ago |
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Open Source Hardware on May 30, 2019
“This post documents an enclosure for the milliohm meter described here and is a tale of how the mechanical bits are often as difficult to get right as the electronics. The meter parts have been more...
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Open Source Hardware on May 13, 2019
“Introduction For open source projects, I usually create a table containing the parts details or bill of materials (BoM), but it is tiresome to then re-enter all that information into the Farnell or more...
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Open Source Hardware on Mar 30, 2019
“Note: This is part 2 of a two-part project. For first part, see here: Building a Low Cost Solder Fume Extractor – Part 1 Introduction This project concerns a solder fume extractor that more...
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Open Source Hardware on Mar 6, 2019
“This post documents the first working Version 1.3 of an inexpensive but reasonably accurate meter for measuring resistance in the milliohm range. The development to date is documented in the links at more...
“Looks like there is a new Xilinx Spartan7 board on the market! The S7-Mini board has been officially launched at Embedded World 2019, by Trentz Electronic, a German company more...
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Open Source Hardware on Feb 27, 2019
“Hopefully we'll hear more soon, but there appears to be another BeagleBone board launched at Embedded World, with the same form-factor as the BeagleBone Black. It's called the BeagleBone AI. I'm more...
by fmilburn
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Open Source Hardware on Jan 24, 2019
“This post documents Version 1.3 of an inexpensive but reasonably accurate meter for measuring resistance in the milliohm range. The development to date is documented in the links at the bottom of more...
by shabaz
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Open Source Hardware on Jan 1, 2019
“Introduction This short blog post documents the specific component values and any mods done to the revision 1 PCB from fmilburn Working Prototype of a Kelvin (4-Wire) Milliohm Meter more...
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Open Source Hardware on Dec 8, 2018
“Part 1, Making Fancy Cables: Network Cables! examined how coloured and patterned nylon braids could be used for cable assembles: ) Those cables are intended for demos/presentations and so on. more...
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Open Source Hardware on Dec 6, 2018
“Introduction There are some really nice small enclosures that are incorporated into products sold by Mini-Circuits and others. They are very cool because their surfaces are perfectly perpendicular to more...
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