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| − | Circuit hacking night is an event which occurs | + | Circuit hacking night is an event which occurs on some Thursday nights at SkullSpace (check the [[Community events|calendar]] for details). This is to provide a time for circuit/hardware enthusiasts to work on projects and collaborate in the following areas: |
| − | + | * circuit design and development | |
| − | + | ** circuit design | |
| − | + | ** breadboarding | |
| − | + | ** PCB layout/design | |
| − | + | ** soldering | |
| − | + | * embedded systems design and development | |
| − | + | ** real-time operating systems (uCOS, etc) | |
| − | + | ** Arduino | |
| − | + | ** msp430 (mspgcc) | |
| − | + | * logic design and development | |
| − | + | ** FPGAs | |
| − | + | ** Verilog | |
| − | + | ** VHDL | |
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We meet at the space anytime after 6:00 and go until late. This is an open night so anyone (even non-members) may attend. | We meet at the space anytime after 6:00 and go until late. This is an open night so anyone (even non-members) may attend. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:53, 11 April 2014
Circuit hacking night is an event which occurs on some Thursday nights at SkullSpace (check the calendar for details). This is to provide a time for circuit/hardware enthusiasts to work on projects and collaborate in the following areas:
- circuit design and development
- circuit design
- breadboarding
- PCB layout/design
- soldering
- embedded systems design and development
- real-time operating systems (uCOS, etc)
- Arduino
- msp430 (mspgcc)
- logic design and development
- FPGAs
- Verilog
- VHDL
Some ideas for introduction projects for those new to these areas:
- Arduino make some lights blink
- FPGA implement a shift register
- Soldering up an ardweeny
- Design an LED board PCB with shift register(s)
We meet at the space anytime after 6:00 and go until late. This is an open night so anyone (even non-members) may attend.
