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PLCC, 20 - 84 Pins 0.05" Pitch, 2" X 2" Grid EZ Version
Support up to 84 pins PLCC package IC with 0.05" pitch, 26 pcs. of 0603 package, and some thru hole passive components. 14 ground holes are connected a copper plane on the bottom side.
This product utilizes the "EZ" technology to assure fast, easy, and flawless hand soldering
The EM5 is a great travel camera, quick and compact. Recently picked up a DP2, the Foveon sensor has always intrigued me. Lets see if the Pros can outweigh the Cons...
After the Olympus Quickmatic stopped working, I briefly used this camera in week 111 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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This morning I did remember about that mobile phone collection hidden in my cellar since years... None of then was able to power up anymore... But the most surprizing thing is that my girlfriend did not complain !!!
Poor man's Leica M7. Big, bright, and beautiful viewfinder/rangefinder. Handles well and feels good in the hand. The 35mm 2.5 PII Color Skopar is a little jewel of a lens.
In the back right corner of the store is the electronics department, which finally looks different from the ones we've been seeing for quite a while now. Sadly, even a 2012-era electronics department manages to look somewhat outdated in 2018, though I suppose that shouldn't be too surprising.
The location of the electronics department here is another change, as most stores have it along the front of the store. However, Fred Meyer has put electronics in a back corner in a few new or majorly remodeled stores lately, though it seems like these days they're often removing electronics as a department entirely and putting it as a much smaller section in the main part of the store.
TI AD241 21KG4 Another chip I can't find anywhere.
The chip south of center marked 4580 C318G JRC is, I believe, an op amp.
Photographed at the Route 66 Cruisers Cruise-In at the Rock 'n Roll Hardee's in Springfield, Illinois on April 17, 2011.
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This one takes the old SX-70 film, but I hear there's a lens attachment that will allow me to use the more readily available 600. Gonna give it a shot, as this guy looks to be in great shape and should be functional.
A little firefly made of paperclips, at ATtiny13 and an LED. It capacitively senses its body to determine if it is being touched, waking up every ten seconds or so on watchdog to do this.
If it's being touched, it'l start pulsing its LED gently, flashing a random number of times for a random duration each time before going back into a deep sleep.
This photo shows the James Webb Space Telescope's "IEC" all wrapped up in a thermal blanket, and looking like a holiday package at a cleanroom in NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
The Integrated Science Instrument Module (ISIM) Electronics Compartment or "IEC" houses all of the electronics responsible for control, data handling, and telemetry for the Webb telescope's scientific instruments.
The ISIM is one-of-a-kind living framework that provides electrical power, computing resources, cooling capability as well as extreme structural stability to the Webb telescope. It is a state-of-the-art bonded graphite-epoxy composite attached to the backside of Webb’s telescope structure.
The ISIM will contain the four science instruments that will record images and spectra of astronomical objects whose light will be collected by the giant optics of Webb’s telescope element.
The electronics boxes that control each instrument will be mounted in the gift-wrapped IEC and protected from the harsh conditions of space during the mission.
Credit: NASA/Chris Gunn
I'll most certainly be moving to the Retina iMac once I'm done with the next stint of globe-trotting but I was cleaning today and decided to take an updated shot.
iPad and iMac will soon be replaced so that'll be nice!
The Selectric typewriter printers (I had 2 of them) had pretty good output, compared to the dot-matrix printers of the time, but were slow, noisy, and tended to beat themselves to death..... The H89 was a great computer. Wish I had kept it for historical sake.
Socket for the real SID. The Atmel ATMEGA (small 32 pin surface mount package) is presumably what is running the SWINSID emulation software. I was surprised to find that both filter capacitors (top right) are soldered in. Depending upon which type of SID chip you use (if you want to use a real SID) it looks like you'll have to desolder those and replace them with the appropriate value filter cap.
The coax cable is for the audio output from the SID.
Out of some ancient electronics. Will be cannibalized for the capacitors, switches, LEDs and the voltage regulator (bottom left).
We manufacture a large number of amplifiers for our powered systems, most include the latest in digital amplification, and wireless technology for connectivity.
Fabricamos una importante cantidad de amplificadores para nuestros sistemas autoamplificadas. Estos amplificadores incluyen lo último en tecnologÃa de amplificación digital y conectividad inalámbrica.
Probably 30 - 40 years old analog multi meter. Still in good working order and coming in handy to read voltage and current fluctations that cannot be easily tracked on a digital meter and are too slow for the oscilloscope.
Jaguar XJ220
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