Had an interesting day shooting at a manufacturing plant for chip boards.

Hey guys, remember how I'm a computer geek?

Langen's cat knocked over some water on her laptop. I offered to grab the data off of her hard drive for her (which I successfully did). Then I peered more closely at her motherboard to see if I could see what exactly the problem was.

(I could)

PCB out of my Tom-Tom One. Really easy to get this apart. Photo of the other side is out of focus, will take it apart and get another one at some point!

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I have thought about doing something with circuit boards many times in the past. But with the equipment limitations I never got around to trying it out. That changes with the new macro lens. It's definitely quit a bit of fun to play with, as I'm taking way more macro shots for macro week then I'm posting.

I particularly like the bokeh circles near the top of the image.

No editing on this photo. the light balance was just right (just an overhead daylight CFL), and the sharpness comes from the L glass.

Alarm board innards for the lab

Naim NAIT 5

Assignment 2, B2

金立智慧型手機採聯發科 Mt6225 晶片解決方案，該方案中包含 Mcu、射頻晶片、電源管理 Ic。

Der Amazon Kindle ist eine Produktserie von E-Book-Readern von Amazon. Mit den Geräten können elektronische Bücher (E-Bücher bzw. E-Books), elektronische Zeitschriften und elektronische Zeitungen (E-Papers) von Amazon heruntergeladen und gelesen werden. Das erste Gerät war in den Vereinigten Staaten seit November 2007 erhältlich. Amazon bietet für seine Geräte nach eigenen Angaben über 1.215.000 elektronische Bücher und eine Reihe von elektronischen Zeitungen überwiegend in englischer Sprache an. Darunter befinden sich inzwischen über 105.000 deutsche Bücher (Stand Ende April 2012, nach 90.000 Ende März 2012).

Inzwischen sind die Nachfolgemodelle KINDLE-Fire oder KINDL-Fire HD auf dem Markt.

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Uploaded by wireless storage card.

the choices pcb from the barebones kit by Flight of Harmony has a riddle. trying the macro setting on the canon s90

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

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This is a picture I created for the tfttf 48 hour challenge. Image sensors shot on glass and illuminated from above and below. These are CMOS sensors made by Omnivision.

Elektronische Bauelemente auf der Platine einer HUGER-Wetterstation BAR 928.

Eine Funk-Wetterstation aus dem Jahre 1998 mit Mondphasen von Huger / Oregon Scientific USA.

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This is the back of the main PCB from a USDM 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII The processor is MH8206F, which is basically a Hitachi (now Renesas) SH2.

I didn't take this! My very talented wife has a handy studio setup for taking product shots like this, and since I'm incredibly lazy, I deferred to her. :) She's over at muddybootsphotography.blogspot.com/ if you're curious about her work.

The Parallella Board, in its Gen-0 incarnation (a 50-unit prototyping run).

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Here's a camera sensor that I thought was really cool. You can actually see the silicon route things.

You wouldn't believe how many pictures it took to actually get the silicon to reflect with the light correctly.

GW Ihstek GDS-2000A Oscilloscope Teardown

USB thumb drive Macro shot

just needs a XMEGA256A3 to give it life, as soon as RS decide to ship them to me :/

I'll be able to start programming :D

216TCCCGA15F-GA8977.1 found in a PowerBook G4 15-inch 1.5 GHz

The backside of the printed circuit board, removed from the casing.

Electronics in general and in particular the use of microchip in computer science. My first computer I had at the end of the seventies and the beginning of the Eighties. It was an Atari, the following was an IBM pc 5150.

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