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Arduino Controller: NES Turbo Fire Buttons!
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NES Controller interceptor/emulator with turbo fire feature added PCBWay Supports High Precision Advanced PCBs: www.pcbway.com/ NES Connector Breakout Design files github.com/GadgetReboot/NES_Controller_Breakout Turbo Fire Sketch github.com/GadgetReboot/NES_Controller_Interceptor NES controller circuit with 4021 www.allaboutcircuits.com/projects/nes-controller-interface-with-an-arduino-uno/ The...
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Addressable LEDs Replacing Banks of Breadboard LEDs
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Using addressable LEDs as GPIO logic probe status indicators PCBWay Supports High Precision Advanced PCBs: www.pcbway.com/ PCBs at PCBWay www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/GPIO_Addressable_LED_Indicators_0393517f.html Design files github.com/GadgetReboot/8ChLED If you'd like to support the channel, you can: Join a membership on this channel: ua-cam.com/channels/wiKHTegfDe33K5wnmyULog.htmljoin...
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Nixie Tube Driver Test with HV5222 and IN-12a
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Making a 3 digit Nixie Tube counter with the HV5222 32 bit shift register driver PCBWay Supports High Precision Advanced PCBs: www.pcbway.com/ Design files github.com/GadgetReboot/HV5222_Breakout Nixie Tube Info hackaday.io/project/1940-modular-nixie-display/log/11038-the-in-12a High Voltage Conductor Spacing www.smps.us/pcbtracespacing.html If you'd like to support the channel, you can: Join a...
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Varta NiCad to CR2032
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Replace leaky Varta 3.6v motherboard backup battery with CR2032, 1n5711 and LM66100 PCBWay Supports High Precision Advanced PCBs: www.pcbway.com/ PCBs at PCBWay www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Varta_to_CR2032_d81acdb0.html Design files github.com/GadgetReboot/Varta_To_CR2032 Battery Measurements with New Battery Apr 10 2024 Apr 10 Battery: 3.23v Output after diodes: 3.08v Apr 22 Battery: 3....
Nixie Tube Driver using HV5222
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Driving a nixie tube with the HV5222 32 bit shift register high voltage driver PCBWay Supports High Precision Advanced PCBs: www.pcbway.com/ PCBs at PCBWay www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/HV5222_Breakout_Board_9c5731df.html Design files github.com/GadgetReboot/HV5222_Breakout Nixie Tube Info hackaday.io/project/1940-modular-nixie-display/log/11038-the-in-12a High Voltage Conductor Spacing w...
Strange Contraption for a USB Experiment
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USB hot plug experimenting with pogo pins, 5V soft start, and partial power down USB switch PCBWay Supports High Precision Advanced PCBs: www.pcbway.com/ If you'd like to support the channel, you can: Join a membership on this channel: ua-cam.com/channels/wiKHTegfDe33K5wnmyULog.htmljoin Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/gadgetreboot Become a channel member (click the Join button): ua-cam.c...
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DTMF Decoder and Phone Audio Matrix Switching
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Playing with a revised DTMF decoder MT88L70 3.3v power/GPIO, and audio matrix switching. PCBWay Supports High Precision Advanced PCBs: www.pcbway.com/ PCBs at PCBWay www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/DTMF_Decoder_3_3v_MT88L70_e9c3218d.html Design files github.com/GadgetReboot/DTMF_Decoder_3V3 Using a 3.3v powered DTMF decoder makes it easier to interface directly with ESP32 compared to the 5V...
Finalizing Power Supply Fixes for Guitar Effects
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Fuel Tank power supply 1000uF bulging capacitors replaced and Cheap switching 18v adaptor on a budget guitar pedal supply replaced with a linear regulator. If you'd like to support the channel, you can: Join a membership on this channel: ua-cam.com/channels/wiKHTegfDe33K5wnmyULog.htmljoin Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/gadgetreboot Become a channel member (click the Join button): ua-cam...
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PT2399 Echo Circuit
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PT2399 Echo Circuit
Distortion on the Breadboard
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Distortion on the Breadboard
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What Do Binary Counters Sound Like?
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What Do Binary Counters Sound Like?
Making the 555 More Flexible
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Making the 555 More Flexible
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Audio Hum Solved and 3 Power Supply Teardowns
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Audio Hum Solved and 3 Power Supply Teardowns
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First Mailbag of 2024!
16 Ch Guitar Loop Switcher
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16 Ch Guitar Loop Switcher
16 Switches Controlling Things via RS485
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16 Switches Controlling Things via RS485
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DMX512 RS485 to 3.3v/5v Isolated Interface
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DMX512 RS485 to 3.3v/5v Isolated Interface
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Phone Line Simulator - Phones and Modems Connecting (Locally)
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Phone Line Simulator - Phones and Modems Connecting (Locally)
MCP42100 Digital Pot Breakout Board
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MCP42100 Digital Pot Breakout Board

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  • @HazeAnderson
    @HazeAnderson 4 години тому

    So far I prefer the matte clear coat over the glossy --- you don't get the shine but it doesn't scratch easily, I like that trade off.

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 4 години тому

      I wonder if I can take a previously glossy one and sand it down and possibly redo it in matte. there was one thing I did where it should not have been glossy

  • @kyleallred984
    @kyleallred984 5 годин тому

    Have you considered making a society recovery computer. Basically a raspberry pi in a faraday cage, with a bunch of knowledge repositories on a sd card. Some people go far adding sdr, gpio breakouts, network switch and other things like solar and battery.

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 4 години тому

      sometimes I wonder if society should be put in a cage. But when I think about it I am behind in the raspberry pi collection I think I only have a 3B as my latest. As far as storing information and archiving, one of the things I need to do is start doing a proper back up, I’d like to get a NAS set up and some redundant back ups because I’ve been tossing coins and hoping for the best for too many years.

    • @kyleallred984
      @kyleallred984 4 години тому

      @@GadgetReboot I too ponder the about the cage. Mostly seeing the copper tape with the mention of a faraday cage is what brought this to mind.

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 4 години тому

      it may be good to make a faraday enclosure to store phones or any sort of key fob for a car to help prevent unwanted poking around over the airwaves as well.

  • @mestari33
    @mestari33 3 дні тому

    Very good job! I have to do the same! Thanks.

  • @JohnAldred
    @JohnAldred 4 дні тому

    How is this the only video on UA-cam showing op amps as an audio splitter for multiple outputs? If you were to redesign this today, is there anything you'd do differently?

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 3 дні тому

      I would probably try to remember why I put the pot in the feedback loop of the input buffer instead of a fixed resistor there and the pot more on the input pin of the op amp, like I did for the output buffers just so that the op amp cut off frequency doesn’t change as the pot changes. and I think I could get rid of the coupling capacitor at the output of the first op amp where it goes to the three out put op amps because the signal is already biased by the first op amp and can be directly passed on, there’s no need to strip away the DC offset and then re bias it to the exact same level on those output op amps.

  • @michaelunrath8751
    @michaelunrath8751 4 дні тому

    ist es evtl möglich damit 5 Volt bipolare Micro Strepper zu betreiben

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 4 дні тому

      I wouldn’t recommend using a mechanical switch like a relay to generate continuous rapid clock pulses. It should really be some kind of semiconductor.

  • @imurboi
    @imurboi 5 днів тому

    can I have it lol, I'm making a rig for flying in simulators and video games. This video is very useful!

  • @chuckg6039
    @chuckg6039 9 днів тому

    Wow. I just fixed mine following your video. Thanks a ton!! I have a 15 year old whirlpool similar to yours in the video.

  • @Texas059
    @Texas059 9 днів тому

    I want to add an external speaker jack from the chassis, my amp circuit board has a yellow wire connected to the middle of the speaker between the two terminals does a yellow wire means ground because I want to convert to a head for my external speaker one by 12 cab if you can help me I really appreciate it even better. If you have an email I can send you a picture so you have an idea what I’m talking about. Thanks.

  • @HazeAnderson
    @HazeAnderson 10 днів тому

    Now I have heard of them pull-up resistors before but I ain't never heard about them hold-up capacitors. 😂

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 10 днів тому

      yeah, it all depends if it’s happening from above or below.

  • @cocusar
    @cocusar 10 днів тому

    would it make sense to either use the nano as a spi slave? or, use the nano's spi as master to read the original shift register of the controller? just for the sake of reducing the latency

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 10 днів тому

      I don’t know anything about using SPI for non-standard things which is one reason it was faster for me to just build a shift register circuit for the 1/2 of the system, but for the other half that is manually clocking the controller, I didn’t perceive any latency with button presses so there was no need to do anything further but if I was trying to do two different shift register things and if SPI could be used for that, maybe I would have to consider that to keep overhead down, or try to combine the two different shift register operations by doing the clocking all on the same clock instead of trying to maintain two separate asynchronous serial streams or something. That’s the benefit of working with 1980s technology, we have much faster stuff now to process it.

  • @OutdoorsWithShawn
    @OutdoorsWithShawn 12 днів тому

    The Nintendo cables and receptacles... that's pretty cool!

  • @Dinco422
    @Dinco422 12 днів тому

    Thank you for this, you have helped me identify some 1978's soviet PNP transistors. You explained this very well and the part when you said the higher voltage drop that is the emitter made things a lot easier. Cheers!

  • @rodo19724
    @rodo19724 15 днів тому

    Hi !! I bought two of these modules, but when connected VCC and GND, it makes a little fast flash of one led, and nothing else. What do I do ? thanks !

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 15 днів тому

      Did you just power that module by itself or did you set up something to generate DTMF tones to play into it?

    • @rodo19724
      @rodo19724 15 днів тому

      @@GadgetReboot Just positive and negative

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 14 днів тому

      are you referring to having purchased Arduino Uno boards or MT8870 DTMF decoder boards? in either case if you just buy them and then connect power to them nothing is going to happen. You need to put software in the Arduino boards and for the DTMF decoder board you need to give it DTMF audio tones through the jack and the LEDs will show a binary representation of any tones detected.

  • @MihaiRichard
    @MihaiRichard 15 днів тому

    I want to use such an isolated dc-dc converter in my project. I have a microcontroller with bluetooth that is driving a DAC, however the microcontroller is making the power line very noisy and I want to isolate it. I am wondering if that is going to cause issues with the communication between dac and microcontroller since their grounds will be isolated from each other but the i2s lines will be driven relative to the microcontroller's ground. Is it possible to bring the two isolated grounds to the same potential without the noise escaping the isolated circuit?

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 15 днів тому

      aside from any attempts to do noise rejection with ferrite beads and differential or common mode chokes which may or may not work for the noise in any circuit, staying with the concept of just isolating things, aside from adding the isolated power source, isolated data chips can also be used and there’s one for I2C. so data can pass through the isolator and one side of the isolator is powered by the noisy side and the other side is powered by that isolated regulator and they can have separate grounds www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/609/adum1250_1251-3122329.pdf

  • @tiagoferreira086
    @tiagoferreira086 16 днів тому

    Don't get me wrong but it would probably be a good idea to get some bins to organize all those loose parts in the desk, at least those big capacitors that are taking lot of space.

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 16 днів тому

      I had some bins but they got used up by other parts I bought at the same time as the bins. It’s an ongoing race condition.

    • @tiagoferreira086
      @tiagoferreira086 15 днів тому

      @@GadgetReboot Maybe more bins are something to add to your orders for the next mailbag :)

  • @AnotherMaker
    @AnotherMaker 16 днів тому

    Fun stuff as always. I love the options for the bottles. All mine are almost full. I might get a few more and try the other nozzles. Those long twisty ones could be really good for deoxit.

  • @HazeAnderson
    @HazeAnderson 16 днів тому

    AmTech is the best flux! 😆

  • @DustinWatts
    @DustinWatts 16 днів тому

    Those TRS sockets are awesome! Very good solution for a very common problem! Thanks for finding them!

  • @farhadsaberi
    @farhadsaberi 16 днів тому

    I wouldn't buy IC's from China. I learned the hard way. Low chances that they are genuine, meet datasheet specs, or work at all.

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 16 днів тому

      same with transistors but for general work bench experimenting I still do it because I’ve had relative success along with some failures. When I need something that definitely works it’s Mouser or DigiKey or salvaging out of a scrap board laying around.

    • @tiagoferreira086
      @tiagoferreira086 16 днів тому

      I always make extensive testing on ic, almost all opamps and mosfets are fake, i always try to buy used stuff, not ideal but at least they are the real deal and much more cheaper than new. Already happen to buy LMV358 to the same seller with 1 week difference and in the 1st order they were really genuine parts, in 2nd order they were crappy fakes but at least i got my money back.

  • @GnuReligion
    @GnuReligion 17 днів тому

    All sorts of interesting stuff. That TM1637 can drive up to 6 characters, or read 16 keys. First exposure to that. Also unfamiliar with the MCP6002, but it is so inexpensive, must be a jellybean opamp.

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 16 днів тому

      The one possibly restrictive thing about that opamp is the maximum voltage is relatively low so it would have to probably stay within 5 V max circuits although I wonder if there’s a similar one with higher voltage if I needed to go to 9 V or something for other audio circuits.

  • @kilosierraalpha
    @kilosierraalpha 17 днів тому

    AWESOME buys! Anyway, just wanted to say a quick "hi" and let you know that I really enjoy these mailbag videos! Always see something new I never knew I needed. Heh.

  • @bob_mosavo
    @bob_mosavo 17 днів тому

    Thanks 👍

  • @scott482
    @scott482 17 днів тому

    You are going to need a bigger desk soon 😀

  • @maximum7904
    @maximum7904 17 днів тому

    Well Explained Video For A Person Without Any Electronic Experience

  • @rodo19724
    @rodo19724 19 днів тому

    Where to download the synth.h zip library ?

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 19 днів тому

      github.com/dzlonline/the_synth

  • @ElvisVicious
    @ElvisVicious 22 дні тому

    Recently I buyed mounted this proyect on pcbway. I never used arduino, and I can't work it. I download arduino ide, but I don't know what is the code and the process to work. I try with a code of the library but not sound the music. Also I wanna use this like a midi module, is posible, or not with this proyect?

  • @TheRandomUnity
    @TheRandomUnity 23 дні тому

    Why is the OPAMP needed as a buffer, what would be missing if we just use a 3,3V Zener diode and plug is straight into the ADCs?? Thanks

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 23 дні тому

      One reason for all of the signal conditioning was to help control the signal because once the sensor was struck, sometimes it would hold on to a voltage for an extended amount of time before the charge goes away so the ADC would see this extended duration maximum voltage based on what the Zener clamps it to. that was making it difficult to detect multiple rapid strikes. they would just look like one long single hit so the components help to discharge the transducer and then It can pick up another signal instead of it getting lost. and with all of those extra components, that’s why the op amp was needed to buffer all of that from the ADC, so that it doesn’t impact the behaviour of all of the charging and discharging timing.

  • @cindysmith8567
    @cindysmith8567 24 дні тому

    Had 2 batteries that were both dead and wouldn't charge. Your technique worked great but I did do a 30 second charge from a car battery charger on each of them before putting them on the power strip and to the regular charger and following your instructions. They both charged back up.

  • @bartdepauw1156
    @bartdepauw1156 24 дні тому

    Is it possible to use 2 of these in series, to have 200 steps ? Did someone tried this already ?

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 24 дні тому

      I haven’t tried it but I think it makes sense if you’re only using the wiper and one terminal of each pot so you’re using it like a rheostat and then you put two of those in series where the wiper of 1 feeds in to the one end terminal of the second one, then you should be able to control the two sections to go from minimum resistance up to the value of two resistors in series.

  • @samueldavies646
    @samueldavies646 25 днів тому

    does kicad no longer have generate netlist?

  • @skim193
    @skim193 26 днів тому

    baking soda, charcoal and toilet paper make good reinforcement for liquid ca glue

  • @t1d100
    @t1d100 26 днів тому

    👍👍👍👍👍

  • @lezbriddon
    @lezbriddon 26 днів тому

    inputs need jumpers to set pull up or down.

  • @borayurt66
    @borayurt66 26 днів тому

    Who doesn't like the blinken lights? 😄 But I have a few considerations about this. Firstly, all the inputs are pulled HIGH, this will make whatever connected to be pulled HIGH too, and in some cases, this can cause problems. Secondly, it cannot identify a floating connection, it will show it as HIGH too. I think instead of MOSFET level shifters, proper 3 state gates/buffers on the input will do a better job.

  • @TheEmbeddedHobbyist
    @TheEmbeddedHobbyist 26 днів тому

    Nice to see a logic input fet that knows there is something other than 5V logic out there. VGSth is a nice 1.8V max so will work well with 3v3 logic. How are you detecting the input, polling or interrupt. i'd like to got the interrupt so you can add pulse stretching to the menu. when looking for glitches a fast pulse might not be seen, but with a pulse stretcher the LED will light to give you the indication is not what you are expecting. was common on old school logic testers to help with clocks and enables etc.

    • @GadgetReboot
      @GadgetReboot 26 днів тому

      right now I was just polling for the sake of getting a functional demo going but if all inputs can use interrupts I’d like to do that because I was thinking of pattern detection on multiple inputs as well. Like triggering when one input goes a certain level and another input switches or has a pattern and things like that. Then have the LEDs not just on or off but maybe if a certain pattern is detected it would just do a light chaser so it can be easily observed in peripheral vision

    • @TheEmbeddedHobbyist
      @TheEmbeddedHobbyist 26 днів тому

      @@GadgetReboot I found on the Arduinos there can be a limit to the pins that can interrupt when doing my soldering iron station. so in the end I use 4, 3 as the inputs from the switch's and the 4th as the interrupt input. then diode OR'ed the 3 inputs to the 4th. I just read the port as a whole whenever an interrupt was generated.

  • @tengelgeer
    @tengelgeer 26 днів тому

    Only downside of those levelshifters is that they only work for signals actively pulled low. So they will not work on a high side open collector output. Something to remember :) Alternative would have been to just use a series resistor and maybe clamp diodes. Would give you the option to set the pull (up or down).

  • @liewchengyeh
    @liewchengyeh 27 днів тому

    forgot to ACTIVE the partition.....

  • @WTFIsThisGuyDoing233
    @WTFIsThisGuyDoing233 27 днів тому

    So stupid that this isn't a FRU

  • @jivandabeast
    @jivandabeast 27 днів тому

    Absolute legend, this worked perfectly

  • @cbaxter6527
    @cbaxter6527 28 днів тому

    If you live in the USA, GRS (Glen Retro Show) through Thunderstick Studio (tsticks) sell a limited edition IKARI Warriors Super Joystick made by Baolian Industry Co. He opened up shipments world wide but UPS shipping will double costs compared to continental USA shipping. He offers other spinners, trackballs, Tron arcade style joystick with push-pull spinner, Star Wars arcade style control yoke, etc. Most controls can use USB input to Raspberry Pi or computers running MAME. He is trying to bring ease and fun to Retro gaming.

  • @CimarronRose
    @CimarronRose 28 днів тому

    Thanks, the remote control works now.

  • @GWorxOz
    @GWorxOz 28 днів тому

    Elegoo bboards are total shit

  • @keatonz
    @keatonz Місяць тому

    It worked!!

  • @emiliotaylor4957
    @emiliotaylor4957 Місяць тому

    'promosm'

  • @aqib2000
    @aqib2000 Місяць тому

    An important question missed here is does this remember the last known setting after it is powered off and back on?

  • @tedbastwock3810
    @tedbastwock3810 Місяць тому

    I really dont even want to help the arduino crowd. Folks, if you want to get started in electronics, there is a pot of gold underneath the nearest available arduino or rasberry pi board. Just go grab it and you will be basically the same as an EE.

  • @tedbastwock3810
    @tedbastwock3810 Місяць тому

    cool video

  • @BurkenProductions
    @BurkenProductions Місяць тому

    TTL outputs SHOULD be 5 volts.. 3v3 is just lame :D

  • @micahkeren-zvi9208
    @micahkeren-zvi9208 Місяць тому

    can't thank you enough for this. i'm working on a desktop sized trigger with the same layout as a certain javanese instrument to use as a practice tool. the instrument is comprised of two rows of seven horizontal gongs. the scale ascends left to right on the lower row and ascends right to left on the upper row an octave above. so it's a bit of a brain breaker if you're not used to it. it's also enormous and i wouldn't even know where to get one if i had the money and the space! so how to practice? not using MIDI hadn't even crossed my mind! but a self contained unit that just does the one thing it's meant for has an elegance to it. some serious food for thought. of course i would either need two 7 channel boards or 4 X 4 to pull it off... anyway, thanks for the great explanations of each component's job in the circuit. this solves the issues i was facing with piezo and teensy. very excited to look more deeply at the code and see what ideas are born;)