Designing a simple and cheap temperature logger
https://www.electronics-lab.com/designing-simple-cheap-temperature-logger/
pickandplace.wordpress.com writes: I started with making the TMP102 temperature sensor work. Nothing to say in particular, it’s just an other I2C-small-package-sensor. Or rather SMBus, but apart from the minimum speed clock requirements on the SMBus, the two protocols are alike. Designing a simple and cheap temperature logger – [Link]
PCB X-mas tree
https://www.electronics-lab.com/pcb-x-mas-tree/
Matthias created a X-Mas tree project using the DirtyPCB boards from dangerousprotorypes.com : The project features an USB capable PIC16F1549 µC with: USB FS device 48 MHz internal Oscillator 2 PWM modules 10-bit ADC with Voltage Reference Integrated Temperature Indicator Module The LEDs are connected to the 2 PWM outputs via N-mos drivers. A Potentiometer […]
30 Minutes HIV Detection Using USB Stick
https://www.electronics-lab.com/30-minutes-hiv-detection-using-usb-stick/
In partnership with DNA Electronics, Imperial College London researchers had developed a revolutionary USB stick that can detect HIV in the bloodstream. In order to detect the virus, it’s enough to use a drop of blood. Then the USB stick generates an electrical signal that can be read by a computer, laptop or handheld device. […]
Single-chip USB-C buck-boost battery charger
https://www.electronics-lab.com/single-chip-usb-c-buck-boost-battery-charger/
Intersil’s ISL9238 and ISL9238A add 5V-20V reverse boost for USB On-The-Go charging of portables such as smartphones and headphones; two USB-C buck-boost battery chargers support bidirectional power delivery in ultrabooks, tablets, power banks and other mobile products. by Graham Prophet @ edn-europe.com: The single-chip ISL9238 and ISL9238A battery chargers can replace two-chip solutions to reduce […]
Programming ESP8266 With Arduino IDE : The Easy Way
https://www.electronics-lab.com/programming-esp8266-arduino-ide-easy-way/
The ESP8266 WiFi Module is a self-contained SOC that can give any microcontroller access to your WiFi network. It’s an extremely cost-effective board with a huge and ever-growing community. Each ESP8266 module comes pre-programmed with an AT command set firmware. This module has a powerful on-board processing and storage capability that allows it to act as a […]
DueProLogic – USB-CPLD Development System
https://www.electronics-lab.com/dueprologic-usb-cpld-development-system/
The DueProLogic is a complete FPGA Development System designed to easily get the user started learning and creating projects. The DueProLogic makes programmable logic easy with an all inclusive development platform. It includes an Altera Cyclone IV FPGA, on board programming, four megabit configuration flash, and an SD connector for add on memory. You can […]
UsbSafe² – Programmable dongle for protecting USB devices from USB hosts and chargers
https://www.electronics-lab.com/usbsafe%c2%b2-programmable-dongle-protecting-usb-devices-usb-hosts-chargers/
USB connections can transfer both information and power. UsbSafe² is a device for protecting USB-connected hardware from both excessive voltage, current and unauthorized data access. Unfortunately, the practice of “juice jacking” (accessing data from a device connected to a public charging station), has become all too common. UsbSafe² provides a unique combination of an anti-juice […]
DIY USB 5V Solar Power Bank
https://www.electronics-lab.com/diy-usb-5v-solar-power-bank/
Abdulgafur tipped us with his latest project, a 5V solar powered power bank. The circuit consists of two stages, the first stage is the battery charger stage based on MCP73831 and the second stage is the step up converter based on LT1302-5 which converts the battery voltage to 5V. Solar energy is renewable, free, widely […]
MPPT Solar Charger Design based on PIC18F26J50
https://www.electronics-lab.com/mppt-solar-charger-design-based-pic18f26j50/
Lukas Fässler shares his Maximum Point Tracker Solar Charger Design based on PIC18F26J50: At the core of the design is a PIC18F26J50 in a 28 pin SOIC package. It’s capable of running at down to 2.15 volts and consumes extremely little power when running at lower clock speeds. And apart from that it features USB […]
Infinite Noise True Random Number Generator
https://www.electronics-lab.com/infinite-noise-true-random-number-generator/
waywardgeek @ github.com shares his USB TRNG: The Infinite Noise TRNG is a USB key hardware true random number generator. It uses what I call a “Modular Entropy Multiplier” architecture (previously Infinite Noise Multiplier or FireBug). Besides being simple, low-cost, and fast, it is much easier to get right than other TRNGs. It naturally defends […]