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An introduction to CubeSats #Satellite
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: education, EE, space — 
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Curated list of awesome Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) for electrical engineering #EE #OpenSource
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: EE, open source, software — 
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Designing FPGA or SoC circuits with power constraints #FPGA @HacksterIO
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: design and architecture, EE, fpga, power supply — 
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Testing High Speed Design Considerations on Printed Circuit Boards #PCB #Hackaday @Hackaday
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: design and architecture, EE, test equipment — 

Intel Discontinues Quark SoCs and Microcontrollers
— by phillip torrone
Filed under: EE — 

Ammolytics Project: Inexpensive Firearm Accelerometer
— by phillip torrone
Filed under: EE — 

“EFF flips Bird the bird”
— by phillip torrone
Filed under: EE — 

The new Lisp Badge by @technoblogy #LISP #BadgeLife
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: badge life, displays, EE, Programming, projects — 
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Making a Space Invaders Synthesizer #ArcadeGames #SpaceInvaders #Vintage @Make
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: components & parts, EE, gaming, history, vintage — 
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Arduino Zero (SAMD21) FDPLL with CMSIS @MicrochipMakes #SAMD21
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: arduino, EE, feather — 
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Minimoog filter research
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: EE, music, reverse engineering, sound — 
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Spiders Can Fly Hundreds of Miles Using Electricity #Science #Spiders @TheAtlantic
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: education, EE, science — 
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The Internet of Unprofitable Things (never hardcode what you don’t own into an IoT device) #IoT #ManufacturingMonday
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: design and architecture, EE, internet of things, Programming — 
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Sega System 16 / 18 / 24 / X Security Programming Guide #Sega #Consoles #VintageComputing
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: EE, gaming, retro, reverse engineering, vintage computing — 
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Mobile Phone Induction Speaker Teardown: a Class-D amplifier chip
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: EE, reverse engineering, telephony — 
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