Legacy Personal Blogs

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This blog contains the legacy personal blog posts of our members, other than our Top Members whose content has been migrated into individual blogs in this area. Our new platform does not have personal blogs so this is how we have preserved the personal blog posts of our members from the Jive platform. No new posts will be permitted in this blog. Instead, if you wish to create blog content, please post it in the blog in the most appropriate topic area.

  • Script para Streaming/Video a partir do Youtube - Raspberry pi

    e14 Contributor
    Para tal basta abrirem o terminal (ALT+T) e fazer download do programa youtube-dl: sudo apt-get install youtube-dl -y De seguida, na directoria que pretenderem criar o ficheiro escrever:  nano youtubestream.she inserir o seguinte conte...

  • Domy seniora – co i jak

    e14 Contributor
    Czy ty lub twoi bliscy stanąłeś w obliczu nagłej decyzji umieszczeniu kogoś w domu seniora z powodu niedawnej choroby lub urazu osoby bliskiej lub przestałeś sobie radzić z nasilającą się chorobą jak np. choroba Alzheimera lub Parkinsona? Branie pod ...

  • Mobile World Conference: First Day

    e14 Contributor
    The Mobile World Conference has kicked off, which means there are a lot of new and exciting technologies being announced and shown off. There are sure to be many exciting things announced in the coming days, but today there have already been some gre...

  • Mile High VR Entertainment?

    plowe
    Virtual Reality is one of this years hottest pieces of tech. For generations the human race has aimed to bring more and more realistic gaming and immersive experiences to the forefront of entertainment, constantly striving for that 'perfect' ...

  • Conference Badge with a STM32F0

    camuyano
    I few years ago i met a group of guys that organized BSides Puerto Rico. For who do not know what BSides is, it is a security conference organized by the community. They happen all around the world so there might be one near you and you do not even k...

  • A simple circuit 2, the Capacitor.

    supper_slash
    Adding a capacitor to the circuit.Showing how a capacitor works, and the basics of a capacitor.  www.youtube.com/watch

  • Design Challenge Weekly Summary: Week Ending February 21 2016

    CharlesGantt
    Welcome to another installment in the Design Challenge Weekly Summary series here at Element14!  I just got back from Charleston, SC where I attended ProtoCon 2016 where Element14’s own BenHeck was the keynote speaker. The conference was great, ...

  • Industrial IoT Prototype Review - Railroad Crossings (Transportation Sector)

    rscasny
    If you live in Chicago, you will take a train to get you where you need to go. Thousands of people commute from the suburbs to the city for work every day. Trains often (not all the time) are faster than driving a car on the frequently gridlocked I-9...

  • Adventures in Reclaiming Hard Drive Space

    SGarciaV
    Introduction Back in 2007 my current production computer died a grisly death at the hands of a merciless inflated capacitor. While the prospect of rebuilding was not desirable, I never turn away an adventure. Within a week I had done the researc...

  • Microchip UK Hand's-on Training week commencing 21st March

    e14 Contributor
    e14 Contributor
    Microchip extends it's popular hand's on training in the UK into March - topics include Graphical Displays and IoT .These classes are held at our UK HQ near Reading but if I get enough feedback then we can probably arrange similar sessions 'up north'...

  • Design Challenge Weekly Summary: Week Ending February 7th 2016

    CharlesGantt
    Welcome to another installment in the Design Challenge Weekly Summary series here at Element14!  February is a big month for the Design Challenge series here at Element14. The Open Source Music Challenge is in full swing and the project proposal...

  • Conception terminée

    e14 Contributor
    C'est avec un immense plaisir que l'ISAT Formula Team vient vous présenter TASIA 16 Elle concourra donc aux épreuves de Silverstone et Hockenheim puisque le team a réussi le test d'entrée pour ces deux compétitions.Nous allons mainte...

  • RE: Pictures of Products/Making Things Happen

    silver2row
    Hello, I got things going a while back. I used AWS (Amazon Web Services) and some items from a starter kit for the BBG (Beaglebone Green). Good news...people updated things, I updated my working OS, and we got things "cracking." Besides those id...

  • Care and Feeding of Batteries

    mlease
    My last post dealt with designing your product to get long battery life. The title implied it was about primary batteries but in reality most of what I wrote would apply to get the best efficiency from any power source.  This week I’m going to c...

  • Back to basics.

    supper_slash
    There are many youtube how to videos, I guess I will be adding to them finally.This video series is to take us back to the basics of circuits. And hopefully, help anyone just starting off new to electronics.Here is the beginning of a circuit that wil...

  • LM386 Audio Amplifier

    mrchunckuee
    Greetings! My first post on Element, is a small audio amplifier using LM386 integrated. For the design has been based on the one proposed in the datasheet (Gain = 200), some components and filters are added to the feed inlet (VALIM = 12V), the c...

  • Engine Management project

    jack.chaney56
    Into the great unknown... I have never made a "blog" before, so I hope everything works out well, and I also hope people are patient with my aged and slothful ways. I plan to present the development of an engine controller using low cost and readily ...

  • The 10 year battery life – myth or reality?

    mlease
    Myths and legends are usually the subject of incredible beauty, unsurpassed strength or attempting what mere mortals assume is an unobtainable goal. It is often difficult to separate myth from reality or even know where one ends and the other begins....

  • TI Launchpad MSP432 Memory SD and Energia.nu

    martinvalencia
    A few months ago my partner mohammedtowhidun, Start your project and one of the tasks that it should be was to control an SD memory card with the launchpad MSP432 of Texas Instruments, he after searching many blogs on the internet can found the great...

  • Detecting Flying Object Using UltraSonic Sensor

    tonyboubady
    Two days before I have mentioned that I am working on a research project that involves trash can which detects object throwing at it,  I have mentioned this project in the blog comment of Year of the Monkey Badge: Red Dog Day. After couple ...

  • Working with Modest Equipment

    Jan Cumps
    You'll see in my blogs that I don't use state-of-the art lab equipment.That may point out that I'm a cheapskate. And yes, that's part of the story.But the real reason is that I believe in modest means. I've learned that during my electronics studies....

  • 7th ESCO Counterfeit Awareness Seminar - central London, Wednesday 16th March

    RogerUKEA
    Counterfeiting in the electrical and electronic systems supply chain is now a fact of life that affects all companies, probably whether they know it not, and the nature of the threat is changing, with a wide range of old and new technologies being co...

  • Cordova - my first App

    PEarle
    In my previous blog  Preparing to Develop Mobile Apps with Cordova I detailed my experiences in setting up Cordova. Now its time for the first App - and what better than 'Hello World' ! Step 1 - initialise a project Cordova all...

  • Wireless Shield module for WS Experimentation

    russm24
    The module I am building right now is designed for low power applications that require low bandwidth but with a wider range of broadcast frequencies. Currently capable of producing frequencies from 35 MHz to about 4.4 GHz with 812 kHz of bandwidth, t...

  • raspberry pi 2 model b

    e14 Contributor
    Hi Clem thank you about your help I downloaded raspbian and noobs I treid use those programs and it still not working together and as a singles I have a 32GB on my micro SD what should I do to make the raspberry pi work