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Arc Overhangs Make “Impossible” 3D Prints

Posted on December 21, 2022 by Al Williams

An accidental discovery by [3DQue] allows overhangs on FDM printers that seem impossible at first glance. The key is to build the overhang area with concentric arcs. It also helps …read more Continue reading Arc Overhangs Make “Impossible” 3D Prints→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, overhang, slicer, support material

The Gallium Nitride Revolution

Posted on December 21, 2022 by Al Williams

[Asianometry] has been learning about gallium nitride semiconductors and shares what he knows in an informative video you can see below. This semiconductor material has a much higher bandgap voltage …read more Continue reading The Gallium Nitride Revolution→

Posted in GaN, Science | Tagged gallium nitride

Single Photon Detection with Photomultipliers

Posted on December 20, 2022 by Al Williams

Unless you are an audiophile, you likely think of tubes as mostly relegated to people who work on old technology. However, photomultiplier tubes are still useful compared to more modern …read more Continue reading Single Photon Detection with Photomultipliers→

Posted in classic hacks, photomultiplier, tube

Z8000 Trump Card Needs Your Help

Posted on December 19, 2022 by Al Williams

[Smbakeryt] needs your help. He bought a 1984-vintage Z8000 coprocessor card for the PC, but the software is missing in action. Apparently, the co-processor — called a Trump Card — …read more Continue reading Z8000 Trump Card Needs Your Help→

Posted in retrocomputing, z8000, zilog

Solar Cell Fabric Makes Anything Solar

Posted on December 19, 2022 by Al Williams

MIT has been working on very thin solar cells made of a film just a few microns thick. The problem? The cells are so thin that they’re hard to work …read more Continue reading Solar Cell Fabric Makes Anything Solar→

Posted in mylar, Solar Cells, solar hacks

A Transistor? Memory? Wait, It’s Both!

Posted on December 18, 2022 by Al Williams

What do you get if you cross graphene, hexagonal boron nitride, and tungsten diselenide? Well, according to researchers at Hunan University, you get a field effect transistor that can act …read more Continue reading A Transistor? Memory? Wait, It’s Both!→

Posted in fet, Science, transistor | Tagged Graphene

Robot Dog has Animal Magnetism

Posted on December 18, 2022 by Al Williams

Robot “dogs” are all the rage lately, but you probably haven’t seen one that can climb up a wall. Researchers in Korea have made one that can, assuming the wall …read more Continue reading Robot Dog has Animal Magnetism→

Posted in electropermanent, robot, robot dog, robots hacks

Say the Magic Word, and the TinySA Goes Ultra

Posted on December 17, 2022 by Al Williams

We’ve looked at the TinySA spectrum analyzer in the past. However, the recent Ultra edition offers an increase in range from 800 MHz to 6 GHz. How does it work? …read more Continue reading Say the Magic Word, and the TinySA Goes Ultra→

Posted in Reviews, spectrum analyzer, tinysa

Mazda Patents Spinning Dorito to Extend EV Range

Posted on December 16, 2022 by Al Williams

OK, so a Wankel engine doesn’t really use a Dorito as its cylinders, but it sure looks like one. The company has announced it will offer a range extender rotary …read more Continue reading Mazda Patents Spinning Dorito to Extend EV Range→

Posted in car hacks, ev | Tagged Wankel

Ask Hackaday: Will your 2030 Car Have AM Radio?

Posted on December 9, 2022 by Al Williams

Car makers have been phasing out AM radios in their cars for quite some time. Let’s face it, there isn’t much on AM these days, and electric vehicles have been …read more Continue reading Ask Hackaday: Will your 2030 Car Have AM Radio?→

Posted in am radio, car radio, Current Events, Featured, News, rants

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