Close
0%
0%

Alperen

Hello, I design PCBs. I like precision analog stuff and other stuff as well.

Turkiye
Following
Send a private message
Similar accounts worth following
4 Followers
19 Following
2 Projects
19 Likes
alperen
Send a private message

This user joined on 01/22/2022.

3.6k
16
6
14
Open Source DAQ module for Raspberry Pi Pico
Project Owner Contributor

PlainDAQ - DAQ Module for Raspberry Pi Pico

alperenAlperen

264
5
0
5
I2C controllable high-pass and low-pass filters. Compatible with Qwiic connectors.
Project Owner Contributor

I2C RC Filters

alperenAlperen

73.5k
7.2k
38
425
Make & 3D print your own phone with sensors, displays, electronics, batteries and antennas. Customize Android and do exactly your thing!
Project Owner Contributor

Kite : Open Hardware Android Smartphone

shree-kumarShree Kumar

49.5k
4k
24
262
A physical switch for my computer to choose between Linux and Windows
Project Owner Contributor

Hardware boot selection switch

stephen-holdawayStephen Holdaway

23k
6.7k
9
109
A dual head PNP machine that uses Openbuilds hardware, a Smoothieboard controller, dual camera vision, automatic/drag feeders, and OpenPnp
Project Owner Contributor

Pick and place machine - Smoothieboard/OpenPnp

johnJohn

19.4k
4.3k
82
77
Make Raspberry Pi Again
Project Owner Contributor

Raspberry Pi project

aryaArya

19.2k
152
39
143
Tiny Linux handheld with LoRa+WiFI+BT connectivity.
Project Owner Contributor

Linkia

reimu-notmoeReimu NotMoe

12.4k
4.8k
4
20
Turn the Raspberry Pi into a Wireless AP
Project Owner Contributor

ArchWiPi - Raspberry Pi Wireless AP

hayden-jamesHayden James

  • oshpark
12.1k
6.9k
21
113
electronic conference badge for 2018 Open Hardware Summit attendees
Project Owner Contributor

2018 Open Hardware Summit badge

oshparkoshpark

10.8k
213
11
47
A 0 - 32MHz FPGA based Software Defined Radio (AM SSB FT8) by ready modules->cheap and easy Last add: Aug 14th SW update to include GFSK
Project Owner Contributor

32MHz spectrum + SDR + FT8 in an FPGA

guidoGuido

10.1k
3.6k
4
6
Step-by-step instruction to run Wine on Raspberry Pi (or other ARM) using ExaGear Desktop
Project Owner Contributor

Run Wine on Raspberry Pi

dmitryDmitry

9.4k
64
6
67
A tiny board with AEM10941 solar harvesting IC charging a Lithium Ion Capacitor
Project Owner Contributor

Solar harvesting into Lithium Ion Capacitor

jasper-sikkenJasper Sikken

5.9k
24
8
18
A standalone PIC programmer based on a ESP8266. Upload a hex file over wifi to program newer PICs with LVP capabilities.
Project Owner Contributor

ESPPIC - ESP-based PIC programmer

matsengmatseng

3.5k
40
24
41
A tiny 16x16x2mm SoM with a powerful chip that runs mainline Linux.
Project Owner Contributor

X1501 Pico SoM

reimu-notmoeReimu NotMoe

1.9k
27
5
25
Harnessing the wind with robot controlled kites
Project Owner Contributor

Kite Propulsion

ekEK

1.8k
1.8k
2
21
An electronics design tool for capturing current profiles of battery powered devices and optimizing battery life for your IOT projects
Project Owner Contributor

BattLab-One - Battery Optimization Hardware

bluebird-labs-doug-petersBluebird Labs Doug Peters

1.7k
1.9k
1
25
Using wood waste to create 3D prints
Project Owner Contributor

3D printing in wood

yvo-de-haasYvo de Haas

1.3k
1.4k
6
10
An open source magnetic encoder with multiple interfaces and configurations. Designed for robotics and motion control applications.
Project Owner Contributor

OpEncoder

12m12m

1k
6
0
5
8 - 45V Input 4.2V Regulated Output with LiPo Charger and PowerPath Management.
Project Owner Contributor

Volt

akbarhashakbarhash

746
757
0
7
Convert any hobby servo to a fast and strong linear actuator for robotics.
Project Owner Contributor

The Awesome Actuator!

ian-madayIan Maday

View all

Share this profile

Share

Bits

Send a private message to Alperen

Become cool instantly

Create your Hackaday.io profile like Alperen and many others

Going up?

About Us Contact Hackaday.io Give Feedback Terms of Use Privacy Policy Hackaday API

© 2025 Hackaday

Report user as inappropriate

You are about to report the user "Alperen", please tell us the reason.