Product Showcase: SparkFun MicroMod Alorium Sno Processor Board
Snō’s FPGA(!) provides a reconfigurable hardware platform that hosts an 8-bit AVR instruction set, compatible with the ATmega328, making Snō fully compatible with the Arduino IDE. Snō SoM has a compact footprint, making it ideal for space-constrained applications and an obvious addition to our MicroMod form factor for prototyping.
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How to Build Your Own Router
Did you know that you can build your own router that’ll perform a lot better than off-the-shelf products? And it’s easier than you think!
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Introducing the Portenta X8 by Arduino Pro
This looks interesting. Portenta X8 is a powerful, industrial-grade SOM with Linux OS preloaded onboard, capable of running device-independent software thanks to its modular container architecture. It offers the best of two approaches: flexibility of usage of Linux combined with real-time applications through the Arduino environment. Leverage Wi-Fi/Bluetooth® Low Energy connectivity to securely perform OS/application […]
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Build your own portable POWER STATION (1200w, USB-C and MORE!)
In this video learn how to build a SUPER POWERFUL battery station.
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Building the C64 Audio Spectrum Analyzer [w/Demos & Code]
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Frank
- March 2, 2022
- audio spectrum analyzer
- audio visualizer
- c128
- C64
- Commodore 64
- commodore 64 games
- commodore 64 music
- retro computing
- spectrum analyzer
- spectrum analyzer app
- spectrum analyzer arduino
- spectrum analyzer basics
- spectrum analyzer diy
- spectrum analyzer led
- spectrum analyzer music
- spectrum analyzer plugin
- spectrum analyzer review
- spectrum analyzer tutorial
- spectrum analyzer vs oscilloscope
- vintage computing
- vu meter
Dave builds, programs, and demonstrates a full-spectrum audio visualizer running on the Commodore 64 in assembly language, aka a “spectrum analyzer”, which some mistakenly call an “equalizer”.
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How good can a new $60 oscilloscope actually be?
Adrian’s Digital Basement reviews a $69 oscilloscope I routinely get viewers asking me for a cheap solution to help them fix old machines, so I decided to buy a Hantek 6022BE USB oscilloscope and see if it’s actually sable. When I purchased it from AliExpress, it was just $60 shipped. Let’s see if this thing […]
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Introduction to Learning DIY Electronics with Raspberry Pi and Python
Finally, a starter video that works for just about every n00b to DIY electronics. I know absolutely nothing about how to build circuits, robots, electronical engineering, and I barely just started learning Python. In this video, I introduce you to this journey I will be taking in which I learn all of these things and […]
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Jeremy Fielding on Building Hardware that Moves
From custom power tools to giant earthmoving machines, Jeremy Fielding knows a thing or two about getting unique hardware up and running. In this keynote presentation for the 2021 Hackaday Remoticon, he shares some of what he’s learned over the years, starting with the importance of the prototype all the way through to which appliances […]
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Uri Shaked Reverse Engineers ESP32 WiFi
In this deep-dive presentation given at the 2021 Hackaday Remoticon, Uri Shaked puts on his reverse engineering hat and takes us through his fantastic work on the ESP32’s WiFi module internals. His strategy incorporates not just decompiling and debugging, but also directly simulating the ESP32, so that he can run code until it crashes, fix […]
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The 500-LED Christmas Tree that Got into Harvard
Matt Parker, stand up mathematician, explains the adventures that his custom programmed LED Christmas tree led him to.
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