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Articles in the Electronics category

1. I Have a Hat!

   ...and it's better than yours

   I glued some WS2812B strip to a top hat and slopped some components on one of those perma-proto boards that Adafruit keeps giving me. It's pretty great. Proper blog entry coming soon.

2. Rainbow Splash (solder all the things!!)

   

   Earlier this year (2015), Erin sent me a link to Water Light Graffiti, an amazing project by Antonin Fourneau. When I commented on how simple and do-able it was, Erin encouraged me to apply for an art grant from Transformus. Tl;dr grant granted, project executed, see video at the ...

3. Remote Controlled Light-Up Spirit Hood

   

   Erin and I promised a complete stranger that we would make them an amazing spirit hood. One year of forgetting and procrastinating later, we actually got around to it. This hardly belongs on my blog, as Erin did all the design, cutting, sewing. All I did was cut a strip ...

4. More Teensy HIDing

   Many people have done cool things with the human interface device capability of Teensy boards. Here's another.

   I needed to change BIOS settings on a lot of identical computers, so I scripted it.

   Before we go any farther, the full code for this task is here: https://github.com ...

5. Teensy MIDI Decoder

   Earlier this year I bought a MIDI decoder from Highly Liquid (the exact product has been discontinued and removed). It is a $60 board that registers as a MIDI out when plugged in to a computer via USB. It is pretty cool, but relatively large and expensive. A few minutes ...

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