All random projects
04 May 2015 13 min read 20,483 views
We made a soldering robot to solder dual-row headers for Raspberry Pi expansion boards
07 April 2015 8 min read 4,988 views
Designing the Motor Driver Board for our soldering robot project
06 April 2015 6 min read 4,315 views
With the mechanical side of the soldering robot well underway the next stage was to begin work on the electronics that will control it.
14 March 2015 2 min read 6,023 views
Building the head assembly for the Soldering Robot project
08 March 2015 5 min read 4,594 views
Making an Antex TCS230 50W Temperature Controller
19 October 2014 4 min read 4,814 views
Making a serial to USB adapter for our Maynuo M9812 programmable DC electronic load
10 August 2014 2 min read 4,145 views
New software for the Pick and Place robot with ModernUI-themed Pick and Place Controller Software
09 July 2014 3 min read 6,001 views
More updates to our Pick and Place robot with a new controller V3 Part 2
09 July 2014 2 min read 10,463 views
Making a low-voltage power distribution board using Powerpole connectors and automotive blade fuses
15 June 2014 2 min read 5,020 views
Designing an adapter for USB to RS485.
23 March 2014 7 min read 5,567 views
Making a custom ATmega328P-based Railway Sky LED Controller
27 February 2014 5 min read 6,353 views
Adding a cooling fan controller for our bench power supply with a custom PSU Temperature Monitor
20 February 2014 1 min read 4,402 views
Making a plastic case for our Atmel AVR Dragon Programmer
08 February 2014 3 min read 3,768 views
The first version of the Pick and Place USB Control Software
16 January 2014 4 min read 11,885 views
Building a variable RF signal sampler to check the outputs on amateur (Ham) radios transmitters.
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Welcome to my blog, here you will find my projects and other things. I make websites and manufacturer and sell expansion boards for the Raspberry Pi range of computers.
You can see where I live on my local community website, Virtual Swanage.