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Renders your text as if it were serial data viewed on an oscilloscope
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Scopin' Sans - A typeface for hardware people

guy-dupontGuy Dupont

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A credit-card-sized dual-channel USB-C power supply, that plugs directly into the power rails of a standard breadboard
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ProtoV MINI: Tiny USB-C Breadboard Power Supply

alex-xiaAlex Xia

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By following these steps, you can create professional-looking, durable housings
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How to make Professional Enclosures

mircemkmircemk

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Rotates an off-the-shelf clock counter-clockwise.
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Counter-Rotating Clock Frame

joren-heitJoren Heit

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CH573, CH582, CH592 with BlueTooth
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Getting Started with the WeAct Studio CH5xx RISC-V

canhobbycaCanHobby.ca

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A low cost and easy to build SPP (Standard Parallel Port) Printer Emulator Shield for Arduino UNO
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Parallel Printer (SPP) Emulator Shield

just4funJust4Fun

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mikroBUS board with BMV080 PM2.5 sensor, BME690 gas sensor, ESP32-S3 MCU. Wi-Fi and BLE enabled for IoT, environment monitoring, smart house
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Polverine

blackiot-saglBlackIoT SAGL

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Reverse engineering the pinout and driving scheme of Plessey GPD340 2-character 5x7 dot-matrix LED display from the 80s
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Plessey GPD340: Reverse Engineering

michaelMichael

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This project is a modern version of a quadraphonic 8-Track player that was popular in the 1970s.
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Pi-Powered Quadraphonic 8-Track Player

alan-borisAlan Boris

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Bring the Excalibur 64 back to life
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Excalibur 64 The Recreation

daveDave

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Homebrew 8-bit TTL CPU, generation 2 of an ongoing series toward running Linux.
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BX-8

bohan-xuBohan Xu

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In a world where transistors are cheap and everywhere, this project's aim was to use none of them at all.
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1Hz solar powered pendulum uses no transistors

wouter-minjauwWouter Minjauw

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Sound-reactive LED bracelet powered by ATtiny85. 15x WS2812 LEDs, USB charging, and wearable design—perfect for festivals and makers
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A Sound-Reactive LED Bracelet

markus-loefflerMarkus Loeffler

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Three rings, 97 LEDs, no clock chip. Sets its own time, dims to the room, and blooms a slow nudge when you've been at it too long.
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ChronoBloom

joe-sJoe S

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A deep dive into 8 bit architecture with the Z80.
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A Z80 Journey

twodogstartwodogstar

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Cook your hot dogs and test your LEDs at the same time with this convienent, safe-ish LED tester!
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100% "Safe" 120VAC LED tester

ian-dunnIan Dunn

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For the Schneider Euro PC - Power-Boost it for 3D Graphics and More!
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An 8087 Co-Processor Extension Board

michael-wesselMichael Wessel

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(semi) Live documentation of the highs and lows of flashing open-source firmware to Intel MacBooks. Most likely to be a cautionary tale.
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Flashing Coreboot Firmware to Intel MacBooks

adam-wakelinAdam Wakelin

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a pedal for fresh water, no electronics, no wifi, no IoT!
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drinkyPET - fresh water for fluffy ginger cats

supermarioprofsupermarioprof

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A flash tool for Sonix SN8F5xxx family of 8051-compatible microcontrollers
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SN8Flash

silica-gelSilica Gel

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A silly reference ruler which has the footprints connected so they can be used(to some extent)
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Musa PCB ruler

rasmus-lRasmus L.

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