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Msp430fg439 header breakout board

TOS compatible, Coldfire/FPGA based system

For rapid prototyping Lemonbeat offers its Lemonbeat Device Development Kit (DDK). Read more in our Blogt at www.wespeakiot.com

An intel Pentium III CPU

Intel Seattle SE440BX-2 Motherboard, Intel Pentium III 450 MHz, 512K Cache, 100 MHz FSB CPU, Audio & Graphics Cards

 

Taken from a working system. No longer required and taking up valuable space. Included in this sale are:

 

• Motherboard: INTEL Seattle SE440BX 450 MHz, 512K Cache, 100 MHz FSB, 1-Slot (AA 720930-213)

• Processor: INTEL Pentium III 450 MHz

• CPU Heatsink: Cooling Fan With CPU

• VGA Card: Matrox Millennium G400 / DualHead (Model 159512-B21 - Dual Display)

• Audio Card: Creative Labs Sound Blaster 64 PCI (Model ES1371)

• ISDN Faxmodem Card: Microcom 56K, internal, PCI (Model Teles.S0/16.3c PnP)

• Network Card: SMC1233TX 10/100 PCI Network Card

• Connected switches, LEDs and system loudspeaker

 

Sold as seen, without guarantee. Please ensure that items work with your setup before purchase.

 

Grab yourself a bargain, and happy bidding!

 

See: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171744759691

This is the first of the Tennessee belt buckles to have been soldered together. Sadly, it was lost within a few hours. Now all I've left are photographs and memories.

This is a 100-pin PIC24FJ256GB110 MCU sample for use with the Explorer 16 Development Board (DM240001 or DM240002). Also requires USB PICtail Plus Daughter Board (AC164131).

Elektronische Bauteile auf der Platine eines Novag Sensor Dynamic Schachcomputer aus dem Jahre 1982.

Hard Disc drive PCB.

 

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

Intel Seattle SE440BX-2 Motherboard, Intel Pentium III 450 MHz, 512K Cache, 100 MHz FSB CPU, Audio & Graphics Cards

 

Taken from a working system. No longer required and taking up valuable space. Included in this sale are:

 

• Motherboard: INTEL Seattle SE440BX 450 MHz, 512K Cache, 100 MHz FSB, 1-Slot (AA 720930-213)

• Processor: INTEL Pentium III 450 MHz

• CPU Heatsink: Cooling Fan With CPU

• VGA Card: Matrox Millennium G400 / DualHead (Model 159512-B21 - Dual Display)

• Audio Card: Creative Labs Sound Blaster 64 PCI (Model ES1371)

• ISDN Faxmodem Card: Microcom 56K, internal, PCI (Model Teles.S0/16.3c PnP)

• Network Card: SMC1233TX 10/100 PCI Network Card

• Connected switches, LEDs and system loudspeaker

 

Sold as seen, without guarantee. Please ensure that items work with your setup before purchase.

 

Grab yourself a bargain, and happy bidding!

 

See: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171744759691

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STM32F746 Discovery Board with STM32F746NG MCU

6502 compatible instruction set. Can address 8K of memory.

 

Used in the Atari 2600 Jr. consoles.

 

Available from www.circuitgizmos.com

 

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.

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.

The electronics within a harddisk

Hard Disc drive PCB.

 

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

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

Msp430fw427 header breakout board

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.

Cleaning off as much of the sticky thermal gunk

3G RF power amplifier teardown performed by Orcinus and Andrew.

 

Photo by Orcinus

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