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cgu451 - USB relay board by superglue99x

The U451 provides a simple digital i/o interface for the PC (Win/Linux) or Mac (OSX) . Two relays, six transistor outputs, and eight i/o lines from the microcontroller are provided. Commands can be sent to the U451 that change the eight i/o lines from input to output. I/o lines can be individually selected as inputs or outputs. The U451 supports commands to read the ports, and if the ports are set to output, to write to the ports.

Dead HD PCB by willster

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I know this is really quite sad but I like this image, the wide aperture makes the dull HD seem a bit more interesting. It reminds me of the images I see in all the geeky technology periodicals I read.

If you zoom there's a fair bit of detail in there thanks to mounting the camera on a tripod and remote firing it i.e. no shaky hands.

Electronic art by Johan Verrips

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The electronics within a harddisk

STM32L-Discovery by Manfred Becker

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PCB Components 7 by aperture ratio

Hard Disc drive PCB.

Taken with D200 + SB-600 triggered Via Nikon CLS.

Microprocessor ! by pjaol

Decided to go back to basics and break out my old microprocessor knowledge

ATMega160 which I can program through a USB that's mapped as a serial / com output

Komfortsteuergerät Audi A2 by colinardo

P8022753 by spyuge

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MSP430-HW427 by OLIMEX BULGARIA

Msp430fw427 header breakout board

Jyetech - replaced ATmega64 by .:madworm:.

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The scope was behaving strangely, so I replaced the cpu.

I removed the old one with ChipQuik and kept it for future projects. Maybe it is not entirely bad, but only can't handle being overclocked to 20MHz. I marked it with an X.

Let's see if it did any good.

Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.

Mitsumi by Jada

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PB161581 by Dave Jones