Back in 1989, when I couldn’t afford an oscilloscope but really wanted one, I searched through all the bookstores in the county and finally found a schematic for making an oscilloscope using a television. After building it, I used it for many years. Now, finished oscilloscopes are everywhere, and I don’t know which mouse has … Read more
In just 10 days, is it possible to DIY a RISC-V car? Gu Jiaqi, an intern from the Chaochen Project’s Chengfeng Team, delivered a surprising answer. From February 8, during the Spring Festival holiday, to February 18, when he completed the assembly of a prototype equipped with the Xuantie TH1520 chip, Gu Jiaqi arrived at … Read more
With just10 days, can one DIY a RISC-V car? Gu Jiaqi, an intern from the Chaochen Project’s Chengfeng Team, delivered a surprising answer. From February 8, during the Spring Festival holiday, to February 18, when he completed the assembly of a prototype equipped with the Xuantie TH1520 chip, Gu Jiaqi arrived at the Xuantie Conference … Read more
Introduction In today’s rapidly advancing technology landscape, drones are no longer a novelty. Once merely a quirky toy for niche enthusiasts, they have transformed into valuable assistants in fields such as photography, agriculture, and defense. The price range is vast, from entry-level toys costing a few dozen yuan to professional high-end equipment worth millions, leaving … Read more
Method 1: 1. Cut the copper-clad board to the required size for the circuit diagram. 2. Place wax paper on a steel plate, use a pen to draw the circuit diagram on the wax paper at a 1:1 scale, and cut out the drawn circuit diagram according to the size of the circuit board. Place … Read more
DIYer: Smiling Duck Production Time: Half a Day Difficulty Level: ★★☆☆☆ GEEK Index: ★★★☆☆ Are you still using a universal board for repairs? Are you struggling to create the circuit and layout you want with a universal board? For many electronic enthusiasts today, a universal board can no longer meet the production needs, but having … Read more
DJI drones, Fluke multimeters, Xiaomi phones, Huawei watches, waiting for you! 👆 The Breadboard Community DIY event is ongoing! I was born in 1990, and my personality may lean more towards the 80s, not as carefree as the 90s. I remember when we were kids, the toys we had access to in rural areas were … Read more
The Raspberry Pi is an inexpensive small computer. When I bought it, it was around 300 yuan, which is very practical. It can be used as a personal computer or as a server. For DIY enthusiasts, starting from scratch to assemble it is quite fun. I encountered many problems but finally completed it. The result … Read more
Contributed by: Science and Technology Innovation Research Office Edited by:Office My name is Zhao Zihao, a student in Grade 7, Class 60, who loves electronic production. I have many tools at home, such as multimeters, clamp meters, and soldering irons. Once, the model aircraft teacher Yang Yue mentioned oscilloscopes, which sparked my great interest. I … Read more
In 2016, I remember that only time-telling wristbands were quite popular. At that time, companies like Xiaomi, Huami, and Apple hadn’t yet ventured into the smartwatch market. I randomly bought my first DIY watch face watch from a crowdfunding site. Now, let’s take it apart and see its internal structure! Here’s a picture of the … Read more