Microprocessors photos on Flickr

When I got my Macbook Pro a few weeks ago I knew I wanted to upgrade the memory as soon as possible. So in anticipation of the memory arriving I had an old Hard drive laying around and photographed the control circuitry on the back.

MEMORIA ROM by cmanyely

Su nombre vienen del inglés Read Only Memory que significa Memoria de Solo Lectura ya que la información que contiene puede ser leída pero no modificada. En ella se encuentra toda la información que el sistema necesita para poder funcionar correctamente ya que los fabricantes guardan allí las instrucciones de arranque y el funcionamiento coordinado de la computadora. no son volátiles, pero se pueden deteriorar a causa de campos magnéticos demasiados potentes. Al encender nuestra computadora automáticamente comienza a funcionar la memoria ROM. por supuesto, aunque se apague, esta memoria no se borra. El BIOS de una PC (Basic Input Operative System) es una memoria ROM, pero con la facultad de configurarse según las características particulares de cada máquina. esta configuración se guarda en la zona de memoria RAM que posee este BIOS y se mantiene sin borrar cuando se apaga la PC gracias a una pila que hay en la placa principal. Cuando la pila se agota se borra la configuración provocando, en algunos equipos, que la máquina no arranque.

74/365 by fr.22

AutonomUS Rev. C by Pierre-Étienne Messier

Raspberry Pi 2 by Les Pounder

by Chiron Bramberger

DSC01238 by someones.life

IMAG1103 by Benjamin Fiset-Deschênes

DSC_5970.jpg by Timothy Carstens

Inside the Machine by nik

From the innards of a PowerBook G4

Test : Acer Aspire Revo 3600 by Pierre Lecourt

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DSCF0511 by Nasir Khan

just testing the macro feature out on the fuji S6500FD, i think it is quite impressive if a novice can produce these pictures

1-resistors another look by BuildCircuit Scoreduino

About the kit: www.buildcircuit.com/build-your-own-arduino-board/

Electronics board by Craig Bonsignore

Note above indicates the location of the component that got knocked off the board

First attempt at Macro Stacking by Christopher Carter

Zoomed into a Computer Hard Drive

immagini_ 03s0_2 by Steve Warson

Day 74 of 365: Circuitry by Sam Henry

Day 74 of 365: Circuitry

Last night my car died on me in the middle of an intersection. This isn’t the first time this has happened, and I suspect that the performance chip in my ECU is to blame. Either A) it’s corrupt, or B) it’s shifting in it’s mount. Either way, I swapped it out today with a stock ECU and wired chip to see if it was the cause of the slew of problems I have been having with my car. So here’s a cool macro shot of another ECU I had laying around with a bunch of cool bokeh

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Adam Notion Ink Motherboard by Pierre Lecourt

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Canon 6D IMG_5042.jpg by Sean Webster

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by Adam Brunette

A Voodoo 2 Is A Voodoo 2. by Xiao Zheng

Data Town - Bird view over residential area by pinobarile

bird view over the pools anf the parked cars

Colibri I.MX6 System on Module - Freescale i.MX6 by Toradex

1. Miniaturized module (67.6x36.7 mm2) suitable for extensive application areas

2. Based on Freescale iMX6 SoC, Dual/ Single core ARM Cortex™-A9 running up to 996 MHz

3. Multimedia support – Integrated graphics controller, 3D acc., HDMI, CPI, Video Decoder, Resistive Touch; Connectivity Interfaces - USB, I2C, SPI, UART, Ethernet,

External bus, SD/MMC, CAN, Analog inputs

4. Member of extensive Colibri pin-compatible family; Passive cooling support; Industrial temperature variants; Availability till 2028

5. Supported OS - Windows Embedded Compact and Linux

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GDM01 by IPFN