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Bits on a Board. Thursday, 15 December 2016. Further adventures in ESP8266. ESP-12E with Adapter Board. This neat piece of bargain-priced kit arrived in the post from China recently and today I got around to soldering it together. You-Tube-r RandomHacks has a nice video. Describing how he did it; I'll just summarize my experience here:. Want a magnifying glass! Solder flux is nice to have but not essential. Mount the adapter plate on the header strips and insert in a breadboard before soldering. Although...

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Bits on a Board. Thursday, 15 December 2016. Further adventures in ESP8266. ESP-12E with Adapter Board. This neat piece of bargain-priced kit arrived in the post from China recently and today I got around to soldering it together. You-Tube-r RandomHacks has a nice video. Describing how he did it; I'll just summarize my experience here:. Want a magnifying glass! Solder flux is nice to have but not essential. Mount the adapter plate on the header strips and insert in a breadboard before soldering. Although...

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Bits on a Board: August 2015

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Bits on a Board. Saturday, 29 August 2015. Simple Breadboard Power Supply. It's loosely based on the circuit below, although I used different values for the capacitors, having first done a bit of research. To discover that the 100nF ones are used to filter high-frequency noise. If I have problems with that in the future I'll add them. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Simple Breadboard Power Supply. Watermark theme. Powered by Blogger.

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Bits on a Board: Raspberry Pi Media Centre

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Bits on a Board. Thursday, 19 May 2016. Raspberry Pi Media Centre. I have a love-hate relationship with our Raspberry Pi. Media Centre. On one hand it's cheap as chips and streams all the TV shows we could want (while not being a television. But on the other it's prone to regular heart-attacks when its SD card has been written too much. I have been in the habit of backing it up religiously every month and have been rewarded by its dying every six months or so. Time to hack some Linux! On Raspbmc, now OSMC.

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Bits on a Board: August 2014

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Bits on a Board. Wednesday, 20 August 2014. This chimera is a microcontroller emulation of a UK101. An 8-bit microcomputer from the early 1980s. Needless to say I had one; it is a shocking thirty-three years since, as a spotty teenager, I soldered one together over the course of a few days. I recall the kit cost the equally shocking sum of £99.95 (a lot. Of pocket-money), and had to be smuggled through Irish customs in my parents' car because the Single European Market. An SD card drive,. A TFT LCD boost...

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Bits on a Board: December 2016

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Bits on a Board. Thursday, 15 December 2016. Further adventures in ESP8266. ESP-12E with Adapter Board. This neat piece of bargain-priced kit arrived in the post from China recently and today I got around to soldering it together. You-Tube-r RandomHacks has a nice video. Describing how he did it; I'll just summarize my experience here:. Want a magnifying glass! Solder flux is nice to have but not essential. Mount the adapter plate on the header strips and insert in a breadboard before soldering.

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Bits on a Board: October 2015

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Bits on a Board. Monday, 19 October 2015. It seems as if this blog has been veering towards software for a while now, and this post is about as far from hardware as it's ever been - - but hey, it has LEDs! The problem of the Dining Philosophers. Was first described by Dijkstra. Two important properties to be addressed by a solution to the problem are: safety and liveness. The first means that the solution is free from deadlock. There are two kinds of task, the implicit one which runs setup(). And explici...

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