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A while back, I spilled a glass of water all over Gimli, my 17" Powerbook. Today I finally got around to salvaging the hard drive out of it, and low and behold, there's some pretty fried chips.

From the innards of a PowerBook G4

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

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

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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bird view over the pools anf the parked cars

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

 

To find out more about the Colibri I.MX6 System on Module, visit www.toradex.com/computer-on-modules/colibri-arm-family/fr...

Howard University in Washington, D.C.

This is an Atmel Atmega 8L microprocessor with what looks like an in-circuit debugger(the 6 pads) to the left.

 

If anyone knows what the pads are and how to connect a debugger to them email me....

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The microprocessor PCB fitted to the control PCB and fixed in place with 2 nuts and washers.

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Foto per la testata di MacHack.it del processore Motorola 68000 in una scheda madre di un Macintosh 512k (Fat Mac), identica tranne che per la ram, a quella del Mac originale. La scheda è stata gentilmente fornita da Maurizio Buso.

Photo by Adam Carlson

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