Month: July 2016
![shred-Buddy3D Recycler – Multi Material pelletizer & Cutter shred-Buddy3D Recycler – Multi Material pelletizer & Cutter](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/8ab0b8bace7e8c51abfd58292dfd12b2_original.jpg)
shred-Buddy3D Recycler – Multi Material pelletizer & Cutter
Recycle Plastic Materials like a few meter leftover 3D Printer material or even Plastic Bottles into Pellets to create new Objects. Do you own a 3D printer like most Maker and DIY'ler? almost run out of filament? ... Again? What to do with the last few meters? well... Make...
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LT8335 – Converter minimizes quiescent current
Outfitted with a 2-A, 28-V power switch, the LT8335 2-MHz step-up DC/DC converter from Linear Technology operates from an input of 3 V to 25 V, suitable for applications with input sources ranging from a single-cell lithium-ion battery to automotive inputs. The LT®8335 is a current...
Continue Reading![Information storage at one atom per bit; a 1kB atomic memory Information storage at one atom per bit; a 1kB atomic memory](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/160725edne-tudelft.jpg)
Information storage at one atom per bit; a 1kB atomic memory
A team of scientists at the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience at Delft University has achieved what may represent a limit in information storage density by creating a memory in which a single bit is represented by a single atom. By Graham Prophet @ edn-europe.com: Specifically, the team...
Continue Reading![Make your own Attiny2313 development board Make your own Attiny2313 development board](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/FVRC0Q1IQV7JWSL.MEDIUM.jpg)
Make your own Attiny2313 development board
In this tutorial you will learn how to build a basic development board for Attiny2313 microcontrollers. Did you ever want to make your own development board with microcontroller and you didn´t know how .In this instructable I will show you how to make it.All you need is knowledge in...
Continue Reading![Controlling DC motors with Arduino and L293 Controlling DC motors with Arduino and L293](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/F1QABKLIQYT06I3.MEDIUM.jpg)
Controlling DC motors with Arduino and L293
This tutorial shows how to interface DC motors using L293D motor driver IC and Arduino. Controlling DC motors with Arduino and L293 -...
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How to use a fully differential amplifier as a level shifter
Loren Siebert @ ti.com discuss about how to interface signals that have a reference voltage that isn't 0V while preserving the DC information. Many signal paths are direct current (DC)-coupled, and this can lead to challenges when different portions of the signal path require...
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MemType USB Stick With All Your Passwords
Noela and Miguel from Area0x33 made a really helpful tool on hackaday.io. They designed a fully open source hardware USB stick to store your username/password pairs on. MemType uses Atmel ATtiny85 MCU and V-USB to do the communication over USB. V-USB is software-only implementation...
Continue Reading![Differential Pair Routing and Meander Tool in Eagle CAD Differential Pair Routing and Meander Tool in Eagle CAD](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Meanderthumb.jpg)
Differential Pair Routing and Meander Tool in Eagle CAD
When you see some board designs, especially ones with high speed signals or differential pair signals, then you will notice a lot of zigzag/meander lines on PCB. If you’re wondering whether you can do differential pair routing, then the answer is simply yes by using Meander...
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