Toni_K on SEN-10736 - 9 Degrees of Freedom - Razor IMU
Contact tech support and they can help you out. Sounds like something in your code may not be running correctly.
View ArticleR0B0T1CS on ROB-10267 - EasyDriver Stepper Motor Driver
Please clarify above text: “EasyDriver requires a 7V to 30V supply to power the motor and can power any voltage of stepper motor”. Is that “any” voltage between 7 and 30v?
View Articlesgrace on DEV-11838 - Papilio Pro LX9
I want to mention, the datasheet provided is only a FRACTION of the documentation the Spartan-6 has. I recommend going to Xilinx’s website and downloading DocNav which contains all the documentation...
View Articlemellis on PGM-11460 - Tiny AVR Programmer
Interesting. The programmer shouldn’t need much power itself. Do you have anything connected to it (besides the ATtiny)?
View ArticleAlexMay on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
Linear, individually-addressable RGB LED array. i2c, SPI, UART interface to on-board ATmega 328. Awesome if it had conductive sewing points for an external battery pack with the option to install...
View ArticlePocketBrain on DEV-09718 - FTDI Cable 5V
Awww, why not populate the TXLED and RXLED and use a translucent potting compound? :–)
View Articlesyndicated on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
Can you overlay it on one of those metal “slap bracelets” from the 80’s?Embed plastic fiber-optic strands connected to RGB LEDs, controlled by a Nordic nRF51822 or similar. LiPo + inductive charging or...
View ArticleSimplEEngineering on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace...
It’s a shame that flexible e-paper (or oleds) hasn’t hit mainstream enough to be hobby cheap. A flexible break-out for a flexible screen would be amazing.Oooo. How about a flexible capacitive touch...
View ArticleBlueblast88 on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
flex simon kit? or flex-duino of some sort?
View ArticleRaighteye on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
I think you should look at the possibilities it gives e-textile projects. I think that you can sew into the flexible circuit with a sewing machine. What means that we E-textile fans don’t have to spend...
View ArticleWonderSlug on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
First thing that comes to mind is flexable controls and feedback for a grip based remote. Steering wheel, bicycle grips, motorcycle grips with feedback available right there. Possible for remote...
View Articlewilafau on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
A geo-logger. Combine an openlog & gps (GPS-11571) w/ some button cells or small lipo into a strip that can be integrated into a dog/cat collar or a bracelet. It would be a lot of fun to find out...
View ArticleGregFR on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
How about arduino compatible paper products, like a greeting card with a built in arduino that can be used with conductive paint to create cool animated greeting cards or posters etc… The flexible...
View Articlersp on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
Indispensable on my bench are two more items: A Panavise and a good magnifier lamp. And I’ve been bitten by a Variac, so I’d use a full Lexan enclosure and a GFCI outlet if I had one of those darn...
View ArticlePinkerton on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
A flex circuit (with a 32u4 and some led’s and maybe some male usb pad) sandwiched between 2 pieces of cardstock = A fancy E-Business Card
View ArticleBritKnight on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
For e-textiles, where having some sort of slidepot or other large input would be too unwieldy, it would be cool to use one of their softpots coupled with an LED bar-graph and controller that remembers...
View ArticleEzman on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
Flexible strip in your shoe with piezo wafers implemented into the places that absorb the most force. Use some type of nifty cuff-shaped regulator circuit that wraps inside of the collar to get it down...
View ArticleHoobert on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
A Proto Snap type product that helps showcases the abilities of flexible circuits. Something like a Danger Shield: Flexible Edition. Maybe replace the snap perforations with “cut here” lines printed on...
View ArticleMikeGrusin on COM-11323 - EL Sequencer
Unfortunately the XBee protocol requires two-way communication, even if you’re only sending data in one direction. When a packet of data is received, it is checked for errors. If the data is OK, an...
View Articlekrdarrah1234 on According to Pete - Spectra Symbol Contest and Workspace Tour!
A smart shoe insert? Could have a ton of sensing capability and programmed to your foot, so that you can type with your toes! There’s some obvious details that would need to be worked out, like the...
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