Hobby Electronics
This site is a place to publish open-source software, firmware and hardware projects that aren't complex enough to warrant their own SourceForge project.
If you would like to publish here, please contact me.
Projects
- ATtiny13 development board makes it easier to prototype with Atmel's
ATtiny13
part. The board is also compatible with ATtiny?5
and possibly other 8-pin parts
- ATtiny26 development board does the same for the
ATtiny26
, ATtiny?61
and possibly other 20-pin parts
- ATmega8 development board does the same for the
ATmega8
, ATmega?8
and possibly other 28-pin parts
- USBasp layout is a PCB layout for the fantastic USBasp. The layout is in pcb ( part of gEDA) format
- Terminal Keyboard is an implementation of a USB HID keyboard that gets its keystrokes from the serial port. This means that a laptop can be used as a USB keyboard if you don't have a USB keyboard lying around
- Overheating alarm monitors the temperature of a cylinder head and sounds an alarm if it gets over temperature
- Low-voltage alarm monitors the voltage of the starter battery in a car and sound an alarm if the battery becomes overly discharged
- RS232 to TTL adapter makes it easier to add RS232 support to boards by moving the voltage shifting components onto this board
- ZIP25 breakout board makes it easy to insert ZIP25 parts in to a bread board
- IDC10 breakout board makes it easy to insert IDC10 sockets in to a bread board
- Stepper motor driver uses an ATtiny261 to drive unipolar stepper motors
- USB Atari joystick adapter presents a 9-pin Atari joystick as a USB device
There are also some general Tips & Tricks and some tutorials:
Components
There are notes on components, including in many cases gEDA symbols and footprints for those components.