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Inspired by a Youtube video from Bigclive I ordered some Solar Power Rechargeable Flash lights. I knew the risk but I thought it would be a possible way to get hold of some small amorphous silicon solar cell modules for some own projects.
Today I received my package from ebay seller heavends. And […]
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Hej [enter customer’s first name, or a combination first & last name. In the case of a dropshipper please refer to the customer themselves], [Personalize the template: • Acknowledge customers’ feelings & apologize • Summarize the issue] [ENTER PERSONAL SIGN OFF, SUCH AS HAVE A NICE DAY, WE HOPE YOU HAVE A […]
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This is a follow-up of my most popular post, Hacking an AVR programmer.
MX USBasp v3.02
Recently there have been quite a few comments about a new version 3.02 layout of the USBasp programmer available from many Chinese ebay sellers, which appears to be incompatible with my previous hack. The problem is still that […]
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…at eight times timelapse it only takes 4 ½ minutes…
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I like the color palette which the xcolor package offers under the option x11names, but I find the list of colors in the xcolor manual a bit confusing. The colors are sorted by names and not shades – so today I made my own little table.
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Most of the time I design and debug my AVR projects on solderless breadboards nowadays. And for that I have been using some different types of programmers by now: starting with the good old STK500, to different versions of USBasp clones from Chinese sellers on eBay.
In order to connect the programmers to the […]
Continue reading An USBasp in a new design II
Just a small teaser: today I received my circuit boards from PCBgogo – a layout which I just had sent to the Chinese manufacturer last Sunday.
The finished circuit board from China.
It is a USBasp, which can be placed on a breadboard and at the same time supplies the power rails […]
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Today there was a geocaching event celebrating Nerd Day. I must admit that I wasn’t aware of the significance of today’s date, but I also knew that I can probably be considered being a nerd.
In the early days of the internet, while still writing my master’s thesis in Kiel, I already scored high […]
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