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Upgrade DIY Mini DSO to a Real Oscilloscope With Awesome Features

Upgrade DIY Mini DSO to a Real Oscilloscope With Awesome Features

Last time I shared how to make a Mini DSO with MCU. To know how to built it step by step, please refer to my previous instructable: https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-Your-Own-Osc… Since many people are interested in this project, I spent some time upgrading it overall. After upgrading, the Mini DSO is more powerful. Specification: MCU: STC8A8K64S4A12 @27MHz Get

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BOXOI an Open Source Miniature 3D Zoetrope DIY Kit

BOXOI – an Open Source Miniature 3D Zoetrope DIY Kit

Project Background: In 2015, I started a kickstarter project of a miniature 3D zoetrope DIY kit. The next year, I started the version 2 of said project by further simplifying the kit and reducing its manufacturing cost. Sadly, both crowdfunding failed, but this is how the 3D zoetrope looks. *Zoetrope: a 19th-century optical toy consisting of

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DIY ESP8266 ESP 12 Socket Snap Fit Breadboard Friendly No Soldering

DIY ESP8266 ESP-12 Socket – Snap Fit, Breadboard Friendly, No Soldering

I’ve been looking for an ESP8266 (ESP-12) socket for a long time, and the way I see it, It had to have all of these properties: 100% Breadboard Friendly No soldering required Snap Fit and snugly hold the ESP8266 DIY from everyday household items Easy to print Easy to build I found a few solution on Thingiverse.com,

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BrainMap: fNIR imaging of the brain Using Atmega644

Introduction Our project records and extracts event-related features from a 36-point relative blood-oxygen concentration sensor array from the surface of the brain. We chose this project because of a combined interest in brain-computer interfaces. In an attempt to balance cost, complexity, and sensor density, we decided to implement a NIRS-inspired system. After collecting data from

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GoConn Bicycle Computer Using Atmega 32

Introduction This project is a bicycle computer that includes velocity monitoring, calorie computation, an audio/visual alarm, and a wireless remote. Bicycles are great for transportation as well as exercise. Unfortunately, many bicycles across campus and around the world are stolen everyday. We designed a computer that would deter someone from stealing the bicycle while also

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DIY Polygraph Mask using ATmega32

Introduction A polygraph (often and incorrectly called a ‘lie detector’) is a machine which plots in real time several human biological signals such as pulse rate, galvanic skin resistance (GSR), blood pressure, and breathing rate. This machine, in conjunction with a certified examiner, is then used to analyze a subject’s stress during interrogation with the

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