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Uglyhack creations
Sometimes I want to make a think or explore a technology. I'll put that over here.
Episodes
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Color and the James Webb Space Telescope
I saw Neil Degrasse Tyson talking about color on the NIRCam pictures. I thought there might be more to it, so I decided to expand on that.
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Building the most basic possible bass guitar headphone amp
I built a thing to practice bass without bothering the neighbors. I put my videos on Peertube because it respects my freedoms. If you're unfamiliar with the platform, but want to keep up with new videos by email, please see my instructions here...
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Simple way to test serial port
This is a simple way to make sure a serial port (RS232 or 3.3V/5V UART) is working properly. I use it all the time, maybe it's new to some people.
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Using a piezo to measure the speed of sound
I want to be able to measure the speed of sound in liquids. Using a piezo crystal and a self built driver circuit I manage to get a proof-of-concept working.
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Using a 16x2 display by hand
Most 16x2 alphanumeric LCD displays work the same way. They use one of many pin-compatible chips (for example, HD44780, KS0066, SED1278 or ST7066), and the only real difference is what "special characters" they have programmed in their ROM. In ...
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Debugging industrial equipement using a "Blue pill" devboard
I talk about how I diagnosed a problem that I encountered at work.
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STM32F103 "Blue Pill" programming in Rust
In this video I explain how to run a rust program on an inexpensive ARM development board. My notes are here: https://lorem.club/~/UglyhackLabNotes/stm32f103-from-scratch-lab-notes
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Barcode Scanner Teardown
I take apart a Gryphon barcode scanner
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Testing wire termination in screw connector
When you connect a wire using a screw terminal, there are a couple of different ways to do it. I compare a few, to see which is the most reliable if the wire can move. Source code available here: https://lorem.club/~/UglyhackLabNotes/screw-wires
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Connecting to a DS1307 clock chip over I²C
I wanted to connect to a real-time clock for an upcoming project, but I had some trouble getting the communication to work. I've never used I²C before, so I thought it would be good to show the process of learning how this works. I remain a great...
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MEMS flow sensor
As a followup to my "Hot Wire Anemometer" and "Modern devices flow sensor" videos, I take a quick look at a professional MEMS flow sensor. Video #10
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Followup - Mosfet breakdown voltage
Someone commented that the shape we saw in the last video may be due to the breakdown voltage, so I put that to the test
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Driving a coil using a MOSFET
I switch an electromagnet using a enhancement mode MOSFET - and along the way I prove I don't know what I'm doing.
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RS485 adapter for Logic Analizer
I build a simple adapter that lets me look at RS485 busses using a logic analyzer. I left some of my stupid mistakes in the video, because I think it's important to share that no one gets anything right in one go, even simple projects like this...
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Cheap GPS from Ebay
I ordered a $5 USB GPS receiver from Ebay, and I guess you get what you pay for. After I made the video I decided to see if I could get it working after all, but that's something for a future video
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Hot Wire Anemometer
I build a simple Hot Wire Anemometer This is Uglyhack video #4
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Modern Device Wind Sensor
I take a look at a wind sensor from Modern Devices, and describe how it works. Viode #6 (I haven't re-uploaded all my old videos yet)
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