Qucs-S: Guide to Simulation Types, Part 2
Qucs-S is an open-source program for electronic circuit simulation. Qucs-S is cross-platform and written in C++ using the Qt library set. My previous articles discuss…
DIY
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Hardware Timer as a Microphone
In the development of electronics that includes a sound source, it is sometimes necessary to test for the presence of sound.
Goodbye, ChromeOS: a long journey to Linux with a homemade Suzy-Q cable and BIOS firmware
Hello, tekkix! This is Kirill from MTS Digital. After I managed to teach the Chromebook to boot from a flash drive, which I talked about in the post "Chromebook: life…
Kiisu — a board compatible with Flipper Zero
It all started when I forgot the key to the gate to the yard and remembered my last year's idea to make something similar to Flipper, but more compact, so that I could…
How to significantly increase the range of WiFi / BT reception using a soldering iron
Or more precisely, using two soldering irons. An unexpectedly simple and effective solution suitable for compact modules with a chip antenna, requiring no additional…
Stairway to Heaven: customizing WLED
There have already been several articles about wled on tekkix, but they usually limited themselves to the standard firmware features - garlands with effects, control…
Extreme optimization of Raspberry Pi boot speed
Some time ago, the SolarCamPi project was created - a solar-powered autonomous camera with Wi-Fi.
