New tech enables 3D printing electronics without semiconductors
Researchers at MIT have unexpectedly stumbled upon a way to 3D print active electronics –…
Category: Makers
via Hackaday: How Hot is That Soldering Iron?
It is common these days to have a soldering iron where you can set the…
via Hackaday: SWD Interface Simplifies Debugging
The proliferation of microcontrollers has made it easier than ever to add some smarts to…
via Hackaday: Using a 2D Scanner to Make 3D Things
wanted to clone some model car raceway track and realised that by scanning…
via Hackaday: Comparing AliExpress vs LCSC-Sourced MOSFETs
These days, it’s super-easy to jump onto the World Wide Web to find purported replacement…
via Hackaday: Pi Pico SDR on a Breadboard
How hard is it to make a fully standalone SDR? shows you how…
via Hackaday: Fixing a Busted Fluke While Fighting a Wonky Schematic
Fluke meters have been around for a long, long time. Heck, we’ve got a Fluke…
via HACKADAY: You’ve Got The Portable Radio, Now What About The Antenna?
There’s an old saying in the amateur radio community that when it comes to antennas…
via HACKADAY: An Antenna to Throw You for a Loop
It is one of Murphy’s laws, we think, that you can’t get great things when…
via HACKADAY: Ask Hackaday: Is Shortwave on Life Support?
Between World War II and Y2K, shortwave listening was quite an education. With a simple…