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GoFlow
1 hour ago by squishyrobot
World's First tDCS Kit. Trans-Cranial Direct Current Stimulation.
diy
electronics
science
projects
kits
1 hour ago by squishyrobot
Digilent
5 hours ago by amoore
The digital design engineer's source: a "EE products company serving students, universities, and OEM's worldwide with technology-based educational design tools."
DIY
electronics
embedded
Digilent
5 hours ago by amoore
Ken Shirriff's blog: Apple iPhone charger teardown: quality in a tiny expensive package
8 hours ago by mfernando
Disassembling Apple's diminutive inch-cube iPhone charger reveals a technologically advanced flyback switching power supply that goes beyond the typical charger. It simply takes AC input (anything between 100 and 240 volts) and produce 5 watts of smooth 5 volt power, but the circuit to do this is surprisingly complex and innovative.
Engineering
Hacking
Electricity
Electronics
Embedded
CompSci
8 hours ago by mfernando
Linear LTC4412HV - 36V, Low Loss PowerPath Controller in ThinSOT
8 hours ago by robduarte
IC for battery/wall power change-over/switch-over
battery
power
electronics
8 hours ago by robduarte
Automatic change over circuit from wall to battery
9 hours ago by robduarte
battery switch over using LT4412 IC
circuit
battery
electronics
9 hours ago by robduarte
New $74 Android mini computer is slightly larger than a thumb drive | Ars Technica
18 hours ago by acowley
Article announcing the MK802 AllWinner ARM USB stick computer. Currently selling for $74.
computer
hardware
robotics
arm
electronics
18 hours ago by acowley
Gumstix® Caspa™ FS
21 hours ago by acowley
Relatively cheap camera module for the Gumstix platform.
electronics
vision
hardware
camera
robotics
21 hours ago by acowley
PWM Control of a Larger DC Motor « Keith's Electronics Blog
yesterday by robduarte
using a transistor to fully saturate a mosfet
motors
mosfet
electronics
yesterday by robduarte
Ken Shirriff's blog: Apple iPhone charger teardown: quality in a tiny expensive package
yesterday by rmohns
Apple iPhone charger teardown: quality in a tiny expensive package
Disassembling Apple's diminutive inch-cube iPhone charger reveals a technologically advanced flyback switching power supply that goes beyond the typical charger. It simply takes AC input (anything between 100 and 240 volts) and produce 5 watts of smooth 5 volt power, but the circuit to do this is surprisingly complex and innovative.
apple
hardware
electronics
teardown
Disassembling Apple's diminutive inch-cube iPhone charger reveals a technologically advanced flyback switching power supply that goes beyond the typical charger. It simply takes AC input (anything between 100 and 240 volts) and produce 5 watts of smooth 5 volt power, but the circuit to do this is surprisingly complex and innovative.
yesterday by rmohns
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