Thanks to the Adafruit blog for highlighting this project video by Blitz City DIY:
I finally used Eagle to whip up my first PCB. I used OSHPark for the fabrication and it came out awesome. It’s going to be going into a revamp of the Pi Thermal Cam project that I did back in November 2017.
PocketBeagle USB breakout board by Sai Yamanoor:
The hardware design files are shared on GitHub:
Myles Eftos designed this IR-Blaster add-on board for Raspberry Pi that supports HDMI CEC:
The design files and source code are available on GitHub:
Alexander Ryzhkov created a small 555 timer-based piano:
Main goal of this project has been creating pretty designed 555 based piano in small form-factor. Many 555 piano are using 9V battery for supply. I use CMOS timer and for timer need only 3V supply.
ChirnoTech/555Piano
Create your own interactive Light elements by soldering basic shapes, such as triangle, square, pentagon and hexagon to create an interactive LED sculpture.
Here’s a video of the Trixel LED boards in action:
The design files are available on GitHub:
Arkadi_Raf has shared the boards on OSH Park:
Uri Shaked designed this heart-shaped flashlight PCB for his girlfriend’s birthday:
The design files are available on GitHub:
We like the novel orientation of pogo pins that Wing Tang Wong used in this board design:
Upcycles D1 Mini Wemos board to create a USB connected ESP8266 Pogo pin jig
This is a board designed to take a WeMos D1 Mini board(with the ESP module removed) and use it as a USB interface with built-in reset/flash functionality for bare ESP8266 modules similar to the ESP-12 units.
The design files are available on GitHub:
ESP8266 Programming D1 Mini Pogo Jig V1
