#electronics
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Possibly useful for those of you who work a lot with electronic components.
"The Electronic Component Classifier is a project that uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to automate the identification and classification of electrical and electronic components."
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Diode Matrix
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A diode matrix is an extremely low-density form of read-only memory that was used in computers in the 50s through the 70s, before EEPROMs were invented. (They are actually still used, but only inside microchips, not using discrete diodes.) Each bit in the ROM is represented by the presence or absence of one diode. The ROM is easily user-writable using a soldering iron and pair of wire cutters.
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This particular diode matrix board is a floppy disk boot ROM for a PDP-11, and consists of 32 16-bit words.
Zenith had a kit too, ya know. Intel based.
β² Stewart Russell - 2024-09-30 02:00:29 GMT
Got my 1802 Membership Card built - a tiny computer complete with front panel that is the same size as an Altoids tin. Much solder wowDesigned by Lee Hart - web.archive.org/web/2024061308β¦
Then and now. An electric void echoing a lot of early-days moods. Music for focus work, early in days.
soundcloud.com/rinse_france/riβ¦
Music for nights. Here, then, somewhere sometimes.
infravisionmusic.bandcamp.com/β¦
#electronics #infravision #synth_wave #fleisch_records #zanias
Stridulator (2014)
Akustisches 'Kunstwerk' auf Basis eines minimalistischen 8-Bit-Microcontrollers: Ein PIC 10LF320 gebΓ€rdet sich wie eine Kreuzung aus Spinne und Grille. Video mit Sound weiter unten
Eine Spielerei von vor zehn Jahren. Zieht ca. 1 mA an 2,5 V (zwei AA Eneloop), entsprechend 2000 Stunden bzw. 83 Tagen Dauerbetrieb. Mit einer CR2032 etwa acht Tage. Der Prozessor ist mit seinen 64 Byte RAM und 512 Worten Flash Program Memory (~0.4 KB) schon leicht ΓΌberdimensioniert fΓΌr solche Spielereiein, aber noch kleiner gibt's den nicht. Wesentliches hier genutztes Feature ist der NCO (Numerically Controlled Oscillator).
Video mit kurzem Sound-Schnipsel (2014)
Music for mornings. (Excuse me while I still try to wake up...)
https://video.mecp.de/embed/HIQ0dd7B_FU
https://video.mecp.de/watch?v=HIQ0dd7B_FU
#music_for_mornings #krautrock #electronics #tangerine_dream
#music for mornings #tangerine dream
Crystal Radios: No Batteries? No Problem!
...and to answer the question, yes I did build a crystal radio from a Kit when I was a kid.... though mine came from Radio Shack.
Music for nights. Still. Keeping the clock speed for a few more moments. (YOD still never feel to amaze; unfortunately there are too few of their live shows available online...)
https://video.mecp.de/embed/A_YhGG0I-P8
https://video.mecp.de/watch?v=A_YhGG0I-P8
#music_for_nights #years_of_denial #electronics #techno #barkosina_hanusova #jerome_tcherneyan
#music for nights #years of denial #barkosina hanusova #jerome tcherneyan