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
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
The AT89C51 is one of the most widely used 8051 microcontrollers, and importantly, it has the feature of being reprogrammable (FLASH). Generally, it can be rewritten 1000 times, providing a low-cost platform for beginners to experiment. To meet the hands-on needs of microcontroller enthusiasts, I spent half a month designing and successfully creating a simple … Read more