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A Knox College student disassembles old electronic devices in a physics department lab, prior to recycling.

The bare N8VEM board, in the Panavise and ready to go.

I recently got the other nixie tube clock working as it should, also changed it to have a battery backup, and white LED's.

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My small lens is finally back after a repair fortunately covered by the warranty.

This one was taken with a 40-150mm lens and two extension tubes (10mm and 16mm)

Electronic component sculpture in the vein of the Sparebot movement.

 

Homage must be paid to Lenny&Meriel for taking this idea to new and incredible heights.

遅ればせながら家にきました!これからテストです。

A collection of 11 Furbies.

TN9 Systen

electronics

 

Inclined uprights and full Height bay dividers to create sectors.

 

La struttura TN9 consente l'installazione di montanti inclinati e divisori a tutta ltezza per separare vari settori merceologici

1973-2009: 36 years difference.

It's Dubai! Buy Buy Buy!

 

I didn't buy in Dubai. Well at least not in the airport, where this pic was taken. Lots of people go to Dubai to buy electronics. Makes no sense to me. If I were to want to buy cheap electronics I'd go to China but what do I know about it?

Once the socket bodies were finished, I transferred them to a baking dish. The final step before cooking was to press the nixie pins ever so slightly into the clay. The impressions left behind could, I figured, act as pilot holes for drilling.

 

The idea was that the holes would need to be somewhat larger than the tube pins, to accommodate the socket pins and leave a little bit of room for the socket pins to flex. Thus, the holes would need to be drilled out. I suppose they could be cut into the clay before baking, but I couldn't think of a good way to do that.

Changed coefficient DACs to the same modern part I am using for position and limit: MCP4922. Results are slightly more linear but there is still distortion on long lines that I need to track down.

 

Displayed on Tektronix 604. There is also overwhelming EMI on these signals that I haven't tracked down/suppressed.

  

Building a case for the Nixie clock. test before adding stain and varnish.

The Digilent Electronics Explorer board (EE board) includes all of the test and measurement equipment needed to design, build, and test analog and digital circuits of all types. Built around a large solderless breadboard, the EE board includes a 4-channel mixed-signal USB oscilloscope, waveform generator, variable power supply, voltmeter, reference voltage generator, and thirty-two digital signals that can be configured as a logic analyzer, pattern generator, or any one of several static digital I/O devices. All of these instruments can be connected to circuits built on the solderless breadboards using simple jumper wires.

 

store.digilentinc.com/electronics-explorer-all-in-one-usb...

 

A close up shot of the reverse set.

Russian electronic board from "C-23" blackbox

■ 19일 서초R&D캠퍼스에서 ‘2017 LG 소프트웨어 개발자의 날’ 개최

 

※ Social LG전자 (social.lge.co.kr/newsroom) 에서 관련 보도자료를 확인하실 수 있습니다.

The dust cover it came with doesn't fit right. May have something to do with the "Yamaha" logo on top.

Setting up the iPod.

Electronics flea market! Read more here.

Plugs Jungle. Not simple.

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