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SuperEDA2: Claude Designs a 6-Layer 4ch ADC Board in KiCad
Give Claude Code a short spec; it picks the parts, draws the schematic and routes a 281-part 6-layer PCB with zero ERC/DRC errors.
EZ8: 8-bit CPU from scratch
A fully simulated 8-bit RISC CPU designed from scratch using simple logic ICs
UART on FPGA Board
I intend to implement the UART communication protocol(the basic form of serial communication) on an FPGA. I have built the UART.
Kromi One: a new home computer with its own FPGA chipset
Play, create and code on one fixed, fully documented machine: ARM cores plus our own FPGA chipset, drawing 1080p60 on the Kria KV260.
DBCC CHECKDB REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS: What It Means and Whe
Database corruption is one of the most challenging issues a SQL Server Database Administrator can face. To prevent and detect the corruption
Best Learning Management Software in UK for Product Training
Replace PDFs with e-KHOOL, the Best Learning Management Software in UK, for smarter product training, compliance, and faster adoption.
OttoDIY
OttoDIY is an open hardware project indexed from GitHub. Open the original project page for the full description.
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Custom PL Designs on Kria KV260 with AMD EDF v2025.2/v2026.1
This guide walks through how to build a custom HDL design into the AMD EDF Yocto project for the Kria KV260 Vision AI Starter Kit.
3D Printed Robot Arm Built For Learning Purposes
If you want to work with robots you can do all sorts of learning with software and simulation, but nothing quite beats getting to grips with real machinery. That was …read more
5 GHz Drone Video, With An ESP32
With the ESP32 series of microcontrollers having had hidden software-defined radio (SDR) facility revealed, we’re now moving on from the announcement into projects making use of the finding. [Twotoz] has …read more
7 Segment Display - Modular HW/SW
No matter if you want to do a simple counter, a clock or a fully integrated Home Assistant visualizer. With this set you can do it all.
8-bit Workbench ED: hands-on with number systems
Get hands-on with number systems and explore the computer byte. Toggle eight bits and see their decimal, hexadecimal and octal value. Annotations at bit-level break down the displayed value and make comprehension easy. Powered by USB-C or a 9-volt battery. Includes a built-in game: beat the high score by toggling in the correct bits for each number system. A great STEM learning kit, on display at Teardown 2026 in Portland.
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