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Continue reading →Both device types have HDMI in/out and USB ports on the housing. But the functionality, purpose, and price of these devices are different. Let's take a look at these differences.
Continue reading →An electronic clock without a microcontroller is a circuitry masterpiece that can be looked at forever! Today we continue to explore the practical possibilities of pure logic.
Continue reading →When servicing metal cable lines, measuring bridges are most commonly used. They are accurate in a wide range of measured values, with compensation of extraneous influences, and inexpensive.
Continue reading →Nowadays, homemade electronic products on microcontrollers are trendy. I am even more interested in assembling different devices with simple logic circuits. Their operating principle is more visual, which gives me aesthetic pleasure. Today we are going to show you four simple devices. Three of them are based on flip-flops, and the fourth one, which we will start with, could use a flip-flop.
Continue reading →The ARC (Audio Return Channel) function in HDMI has helped to remove unnecessary communication between TV and AV receiver, soundbar, or home theater. What does the ARC feature mean for twisted-pair HDMI extenders, and how can you use it?
Continue reading →What is the difference between an ideal symmetrical (balanced) cable and an actual cable? What is asymmetry (imbalance) in a symmetrical (balanced) cable? Asymmetry (unbalanced) and its parameters.
Continue reading →I found dangerous light pulsations with the Shelly RGBW2 LED controller and the Shelly Duo RGBW GU10 bulbs. I studied this feature and compared my experimental results with current requirements and recommendations.
Continue reading →What do you need an HDMI switch and a multiswitch for? What are the differences between them? What disadvantages do low-cost devices have?
Continue reading →Teardown/test of a power supply from a well-known manufacturer. Manufacturing quality, circuitry, output voltage quality, waveforms.
Continue reading →We will study how the pairs in one multi-pair cable and different cables close together affect each other. We will learn the basic characteristics of this influence - the fundamental parameters NEXT and FEXT.
Continue reading →Many guitarists consider the DS-1 to be the worst-sounding guitar pedal. Could this 1978 Roland design be a failure and is now hopelessly outdated? We can get a good sound out of this classic pedal, too. For that, we'll put it, listen to it, and start by studying the circuitry.
Continue reading →What's the difference between a regular twisted-pair HDMI extender and an over-IP. HDMI over-IP extender image compression and video transmission delay. Lenkeng LKV383PRO vs Lenkeng LKV373.
Continue reading →Carrier signal feed relative to the ground. How to choose the right grounding point for the transmitter? Tracing pipelines and cable channels made of conductive and non-conductive materials. Identification of pairs in multipair cables.
Continue reading →A teardown / review of a well-known power supply with wireless control. Manufacturing quality, circuitry, output voltage quality, waveforms.
Continue reading →How is the generator connected? How to choose the right type of receiver probe? How to provide a probing current in the line being traced? What affects the range of the locator?
Continue reading →DIY voltage-boosting LED driver How is it assembled? How do you convert an existing one to suit your needs?
Continue reading →Twisted-pair extenders can be split into two types: 1. only work over "straight" twisted pair 2. work as a "straight" twisted pair, so in a LAN network
Continue reading →How does one determine the current direction and strength of the probing signal? Which techniques allow the most accurate determination of the cable's depth? How does one consider the influence that induced signals have on neighboring cables?
Continue reading →Do you want dynamic LED turn signals for your bicycle? Do you also want a dynamic brake light? (in part two) Or maybe you want an emergency signal? (in part two) And all that WITHOUT a microcontroller? (only logic circuits)
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