• PiStrument

    PiStrument

    Raspberrypi Pico-based sampler, sequencer + drum machine w/ an embedded speaker, Adafruit I2S amplifier and momentary step switches, evoking the tr808 synthesizer ⁠

    giulioz

    giulioz

    0 Uses

    139 Comments

    22 Stars

  • LM2596 Buck converter 5V

    LM2596 Buck converter 5V

    This project is a DC-DC Buck converter based on the LM2596 IC. It is designed to step down the input voltage from 12V to a regulated output of 5V #Buck #LM2596 #project

    vasy_skral

    vasy_skral

    0 Uses

    71 Comments

    4 Stars

  • PiStrument

    PiStrument

    Raspberrypi Pico-based sampler, sequencer + drum machine w/ an embedded speaker, Adafruit I2S amplifier and momentary step switches, evoking the tr808 synthesizer ⁠

    flux

    flux

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    nico
    natarius
    brooks

    0 Uses

    8 Comments

    2 Stars

  • 619 J Stepper

    619 J Stepper

    This project is an open source micro-controller board used to drive a stepper motor in closed loop mode. The board is generally used on 3D printer steppers or CNC steppers to prevent losing steps. The project is inspired by Tropical labs: Mechaduino board #motorControllers

    adrian95

    adrian95

    0 Uses

    3 Comments

    2 Stars

  • Arduino Multipurpose PCB

    Arduino Multipurpose PCB

    This is the multipurpose PCB that works with Arduino Nano, a way that you can run 2 Stepper motors, 2 DC motors, 2 Servo motors at the same time and this is not it you can even connect BT module, rotary encoder, I2C device, potentiometer at same time. This PCB is very much helpful in building any project and no need to worry about messy wire connections.

    jecstronic

    jecstronic

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    2 Stars

  • ADP1618 Reference Design

    ADP1618 Reference Design

    This is a reference design of step-up converter based on ADP1618 with 5V input and 12V output #dcdc #5V #12V #power#referenceDesign #powermanagement #analogdevices #template

    newlegolas

    newlegolas

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    2 Stars

  • LM2596 AI

    LM2596 AI

    This project is a DC-DC Buck converter based on the LM2596 IC. It is designed to step down the input voltage from 12V to a regulated output of 5V #Buck #LM2596 #project

    vasy_skral

    vasy_skral

    0 Uses

    15 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    waggie

    waggie

    0 Uses

    2 Comments

    1 Star

  • DCPS-5V

    DCPS-5V

    The Ariel AI chip prototype, designed for integration with Flux AI for advanced simulation and testing, incorporates a suite of electronic components optimized for high-performance computing applications. At the heart of this system lies a CPU with a radical transistor architecture, featuring a 4-core configuration and a clock speed of 2GHz, identified by part number CPU-RT-4C-2G. Power management is facilitated through a DC Power Supply, specified as DCPS-5V, ensuring a stable 5V supply to the system. The circuit's dynamic performance is modulated by two NPN transistors, NPN-TRANS-001 and NPN-TRANS-002, which, along with precision resistors RES-1K and RES-1K-002 (both 1kΩ), and a 10μF capacitor (CAP-10UF), form the critical signal processing path leading to the CPU. This configuration is designed to provide an efficient, reliable processing environment for AI computations, with an emphasis on minimizing latency and maximizing throughput. The Ariel AI chip's architecture, combining traditional components with an innovative CPU design, offers a versatile platform for developing advanced AI applications, reflecting a significant step forward in computational technology.

    radicaldeepscale

    radicaldeepscale

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    truckfreak

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    staste5797

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    evan

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    badzuri

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    kmacone

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    mcnoodles

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    ags

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    mrdappergent

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    cbake7806

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    jr98

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    sstaunches

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    bpagel

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    yhassan3

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    heatther

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    infiniteksol

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    drordrgz

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    pepetheprawn

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    doncb34

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down type transformers work.

    lbd

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    jimparker333

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    tompkinm

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step up and step down transformers work.

    jacobscircuits

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • PiStrument

    PiStrument

    Raspberrypi Pico-based sampler, sequencer + drum machine w/ an embedded speaker, Adafruit I2S amplifier and momentary step switches, evoking the tr808 synthesizer ⁠

    oozliuoo

    +

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • STM32 CAN Stepper Controller

    STM32 CAN Stepper Controller

    Standalone STM32F446RE-header CAN/RS485 stepper motor controller PCB with external 5V input, 3.3V logic rail, CAN protection, SWD/reset, level-shifted STEP/DIR/ENABLE outputs, and split-ready modular layout.

    kaanolgun

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • MC33063A Step-Up Converter

    MC33063A Step-Up Converter

    High-level step-up converter project that uses the MC34063A family to boost an input supply to a regulated output voltage for general DC power conversion and evaluation.

    jharwinbarrozo

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • RPi PICO Stepper Motor Driver

    RPi PICO Stepper Motor Driver

    A precise stepper motor controller using the RP2350A MCU (Raspberry Pico 2) and L297/L298N drivers for two-phase bipolar motors. Great for robotics and automation applications. #RP2350 #Pico2 #StepperMotorDriver #L297 #L298N #Robotics #Automation #MotorControl

    vasy_skral

    vasy_skral

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    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • 24v to 12v stepdown 100w

    24v to 12v stepdown 100w

    24–30 V to 12 V / 100 W Single-Layer Synchronous Buck Converter with Robust Protection

    katzenbastler

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • WiFi RF-ID lock reference design g7u8 eb3f 125c

    WiFi RF-ID lock reference design g7u8 eb3f 125c

    This project is a WiFi RF-ID Lock, which uses a Espressif ESP-8684 microcontroller for WiFi connectivity and a Handson Technology RC522 for RF-ID functionality. It also includes an OLED display and user control via a switch. A step-up power converter ensures consistent 3.3V power. #WiFi #MCU #ReferenceDesign #project #ESP8684 #lock #OLED #referenceDesign #simple-embedded #espressif #template #reference-design

    josf

    0 Uses

    27 Comments

    1 Star

  • MacroSlider

    MacroSlider

    This will be a macros lider with a nema17 stepper, tps63020, tmc2209.

    fkollar

    0 Uses

    19 Comments

    1 Star

  • Smart Vending System Control Board

    Smart Vending System Control Board

    Designing a control board for a smart vending machine. Board will house an ESP32, AC and DC power supply, terminal port for stepper motor, MG990 servo motor, SIM7200 GSM module, 2004 LCD screen.

    victorobaro

    0 Uses

    13 Comments

    1 Star

  • TPS54331 Buck converter 3.3V

    TPS54331 Buck converter 3.3V

    This project appears to be a power supply circuit using the TPS54331 step-down (Buck) converter from Texas Instruments. The target output voltage is 3.3V. It also features electromagnetic interference (EMI) mitigation components such as an inductor, capacitors and a diode. An LED is included for indication purposes. #Buck #TPS54331 #project

    vasy_skral

    vasy_skral

    0 Uses

    8 Comments

    1 Star

  • LT3473 Reference Design

    LT3473 Reference Design

    This LT3473-based reference design is a step-up voltage regulator, converting a lower input voltage to a stable 16V output. Ideal for applications requiring a regulated 16V supply. #referenceDesign #project #stepUp #voltageRegulator #16V #LT3473 #LT3473EDD#PBF #referenceDesign #powermanagement #analogdevices #template #reference-design #polygon

    vasy_skral

    vasy_skral

    0 Uses

    4 Comments

    1 Star

  • WiFi RF-ID lock reference design vnb3

    WiFi RF-ID lock reference design vnb3

    This project is a WiFi RF-ID Lock, which uses a Espressif ESP-8684 microcontroller for WiFi connectivity and a Handson Technology RC522 for RF-ID functionality. It also includes an OLED display and user control via a switch. A step-up power converter ensures consistent 3.3V power. #WiFi #MCU #ReferenceDesign #project #ESP8684 #lock #OLED #referenceDesign #simple-embedded #espressif #template #reference-design

    bytransistor

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    1 Star

  • BQ25570_Harvester

    BQ25570_Harvester

    TI BQ25570 step-up DC-DC energy harvester and battery charger

    vasy_skral

    vasy_skral

    0 Uses

    1 Comment

    1 Star

  • CM4 CM5 PoE Vision Signing Carrier

    CM4 CM5 PoE Vision Signing Carrier

    Industrial Raspberry Pi CM4/CM5-compatible carrier for PoE-powered inspection image capture and cryptographic signing with TPM, RTC, CSI camera, Ethernet, and three TMC2209 stepper axes.

    giulianointelisys

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • WiFi RF-ID lock reference design g7u8 eb3f

    WiFi RF-ID lock reference design g7u8 eb3f

    This project is a WiFi RF-ID Lock, which uses a Espressif ESP-8684 microcontroller for WiFi connectivity and a Handson Technology RC522 for RF-ID functionality. It also includes an OLED display and user control via a switch. A step-up power converter ensures consistent 3.3V power. #WiFi #MCU #ReferenceDesign #project #ESP8684 #lock #OLED #referenceDesign #simple-embedded #espressif #template #reference-design

    andresroa

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • Smart Blind Control System Reference Design

    Smart Blind Control System Reference Design

    This is a smart blind control system reference design designed to automate the operation of window blinds. It utilizes an ESP32 microcontroller for managing control signals and an A4988 stepper motor driver to control blinds' movement. It also includes USB interfacing and LED feedback. #referenceDesign #edge-computing #edgeComputing #espressif #template #blind #DC #motor #servo #esp32 #reference-design

    barracuda474

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • stm32 wifi kontrol 2 port

    stm32 wifi kontrol 2 port

    This is a smart blind control system reference design designed to automate the operation of window blinds. It utilizes an ESP32 microcontroller for managing control signals and an A4988 stepper motor driver to control blinds' movement. It also includes USB interfacing and LED feedback. #referenceDesign #edge-computing #edgeComputing #espressif #template #blind #DC #motor #servo #esp32 #reference-design

    microkevin

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step-up and step-down type transformers work.

    rmemon

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • Wonderful Black Warp Drive

    Wonderful Black Warp Drive

    esp32 shield stepper motors

    cex

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star

  • [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    [Example] Simulation of Types of Transformers

    Two separate simulated circuits which demonstrate how step-up and step-down type transformers work.

    michaelscote

    0 Uses

    0 Comments

    1 Star