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Really Small(s) GPS
Hi peeps, I have been wanting to make a small GPS device (GPS receiver and some sort of screen) that I could carry around for a while now, but I didn’t want it to be too big, so I made … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, Cool Stuff, LED, Open Source Hardware, PCB, SMD, Tools / Equipment
Tagged 328, Adafruit, Altoids, Arduino, Atmel, FTDI, GPS, LED, OLED, open source hardware, pcb, SMD, solder, sparkfun, square inch of goodness
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Fast Voltage Switching FTDI Adapter
I have been working more with 3.3 volt projects lately and wanted to make programming them with an FTDI adapter as easy as possible. Sure you can switch most FTDI adapters from 3.3 to 5 volts (the FT232RL chip has a built … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, Cool Stuff, LED, Open Source Hardware, PCB, SMD, Tools / Equipment
Tagged Adafruit, Arduino, Arduino upload, AVR, Electronic tools, FT232RL, FTDI, FTDI Adapter, homemade, ICSP, open source hardwa, sparkfun
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A word about open source hardware
So, what is open source hardware and why should I be interested in it? Open source hardware is simply hardware that is released in the wild along with CAD files (PCB layout data), documentation, and hopefully a tutorial on how … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Stuff, Open Source Hardware
Tagged Adafruit, Arduino, open source, sparkfun
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