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Guido

Electronics Engineer for hobby. Radio Ham IW5ALZ but rarely active.

Siena - Italy

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This user joined on 01/23/2020.

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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

32MHz spectrum + SDR + FT8 in an FPGA

An Internet Radio receiver based on ESP32 (D1 Mini), a DAC and two 12 LEDs rings showing "real time" audio spectrum by colors.

(Funny) Audio spectrum by colors

It has a WiFi Access Point for easy real time configuration. It sends: ham callsign, GPS or fixed coordinates, altitude, Volts and mA

LoRa APRS 433 MHz battery powered beacon

Create the environment to program (HW and SW) the EBAZ4205 board (FPGA XILINX ZYNQ-7010)

Cheap (35$) and powerful FPGA programming

I needed to use my multiband discone antenna with my two APRS iGates.

APRS 70 cm and 2 m with a single multiband antenna

Xilinx Zynq-7010 board with an HDMI out port 15th June '23: added a very reliable HDMI wirings solution

FPGA+HDMI up to 1920x1080@60Hz for 35 $

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The 2017 Hackaday Prize

No more restrictions from high level software! Access the lowest level of radio transmission with this programmable USB stick.

Open narrowband RF transceiver

Jetson Nano control and vision with 4-Wheel Steering, ROS2 RealSense2, RPlidar, BNO055, Python3, Pygame and ModBus

Jetson Nano Robot - Realsense, RPLidar, Joysticks

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Sub 1GHZ RF wireless modules operating at 915MHZ and 433MHZ ISM bands, based on the ADF7023, full open source!

S1G RF: Sub 1GHZ Radio Modules 915MHZ and 433MHZ

This is a more advanced, version of the original program. It changes the spectrometer from educational 'toy' to serious instrument!

Py Spectrometer 2!

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

An open source 3D printable robotic prosthetic leg.

Drakkar - printable robotic prosthetic leg

david-sanchez-falero David Sanchez Falero

This is a home automation system that uses C#, Arduino and OpenCV to facial recognition.

Home automation system with facial recognition

Compact and lightweight tracker using the Astrocast communication module and u-blox CloudLocate service

AstroTracker MINI

raphael-valceschini Raphael Valceschini

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Solar lantern with a joule thief and an astable multivibrator specially designed for kids to learn soldering :)

Solar Lantern Soldering Kit

nitesh-kadyan Nitesh Kadyan

I made a simple antenna, used cheap TV Tuner and with such hardware controlled via some software I was able to pick satellite signals/images

Recieving the earth's photos from real satellites

PC FM radio with RDA5807M without microcontroller. C# form control the chip through serial port.

PC FM radio with RDA5807M

florin-nica Florin Nica

This is a robot that uses some bug algorithms to navigate from a start point to an end point in a unknown environment

Bug Robot

vincius-jean-ferreira Vinícius Jean Ferreira

A small off grid solar system that can provide long term emergency power for household appliances

Mini Solar System

drew-pilcher Drew Pilcher

Sparky: Your AI friend & personal assistant - servos, wheels & advanced AI create a seamless and delightful experience.

Sparky, The Open Source Humanoid Robot

Tanish Murali Reddy

I am investigating the use of ADCs (analog to digital converters) at Msps and Gsps, for global gravity and radio networks.

Software Defined Radio Notes

richard-k-collins Richard K Collins

A MIDI controlled, self calibrating, robotic percussion instrument.

Tongue Drum Music Robot

matthew-sylvester Matthew Sylvester

Bits