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Use these plans to make a simple seismometer; build a sun photometer to make accurate measurements of the atmosphere; study rain, lightening, and sunlight; and build a wide variety of lightwave and radio communication circuits. This is a compilation of three of Mims's best-selling notebooks: Science Projects; Environmental Projects; and Communication projects.
The purpose of this wiki is to preserve and present information about the development and use of Linux in embedded systems as well as open source projects and tools for general embedded development. To use this wiki, click on one of the portal links below. This site has slides, and links to videos, for many years of the Embedded Linux Conference and Japan Jamboree!
Do you want to control a standard wall outlet device with your microcontroller, but don’t want to mess with the high-voltage wiring? The IoT Power Relay is a controllable power relay equipped with four outputs that help you create an Internet of Things project with safe, reliable power control. With the IoT Power Relay you can easily control the power going to a device with an Arduino, Raspberry Pi or other single-board computer or microcontroller. It provides an alternative to the Power Switch Tail.
The IoT Power Relay is designed to allow you to safely control an outlet device that operates at 3--48VDC or 12--120VAC. Each IoT Power Relay features a single input (from the included C13 power cable) to four outputs: one normally on, one always on, and two normally off. The durable SPDT control relay is rated at 30/40A, for 400,000 operations.
used and NOS industrial and electronic parts
Open parts for Ham Radio station
My source for Coax and Coax jumpers
The Antenna Farm is a distributor of two way radios, antennas, coax cables, coax connectors and related accessories. Many police and fire departments, EMS companies, public service organizations as well as the average consumer rely on us for a wide variety of high quality two-way radio products from industry leading brands.
Having been in business for over 20 years, The Antenna Farm has developed a wealth of expertise and experience in the two-way radio industry and is always happy to help our customers choose the best equipment for their particular needs and budgets.
Since 1988, we have been developing and manufacturing high-frequency components and devices for well-known industrial companies, research institutions and ham radio operators. High Frequency components for industry and research.
TINKERplate is the first Pi-Plate that is fully compatible with the Raspberry Pi HAT standard. With this design, we have borrowed features from our other products and squeezed them down onto this tiny form factor. And like all Pi-Plates, you can increase the number of available I/O ports by stacking up to eight TINKERplates.
On 10/10/2023, Debian Bookworm was released for the Raspberry Pi. This OS has a number of new features that improve the GUI as well as some behind the scenes improvements. One change however, is going to be a little painful for users of Python. Specifically, any code that uses a library added via the pip utility has to be executed inside a virtual environment. While the reasons for doing this are valid (see PEP 668 for more details), the solution is somewhat draconian. Perhaps a more elegant solution will arrive in a later release of the OS, but until then, you can choose to either hold off upgrading to Bookworm (and stay with Bullseye) or to do the following:
USBView is a small GTK application to show what the device tree of
the USB bus looks like. It shows a graphical representation of the
devices that are currently plugged in, showing the topology of the
USB bus. It also displays information on each individual device on
the bus.
The goal of this article is to illustrate the potential for cool applications when software is combined with custom hardware. I will provide a brief introduction to USB and how communication with a custom device can be used to create an annoying gadget.
This is about "what I know thing", and I can be wrong about what I'll show you specially in this article. If you find out that I'm wrong please let me know so we can discuss it further.
This is my second article, and it about how to monitor URB (USB Request Block) which is used by USB device driver. Honestly, I do not know exactly how USB protocol work, well, in fact I got this idea when I try to understand how to write USB driver. If you want to know exactly how this protocol work, please take a look at official USB "specification maintainer". The basic idea is the same as my previous article but this time with little bit variation.