I made a quick little video that demonstrates the prototype of my desktop clock. In the next few days I’ll be posting a project page with schematics, the board layout, firmware, and instructions on how to build your own. Later, I may introduce a kit that can be purchased that would include all of the… Read More »
I’ve found this interesting blog by Flylogic Engineering, a company that focuses on hardware security analysis. In their blog, they examine several popular microcontrollers and other ICs pointing out some interesting details in their design and possible attack vectors. In their analysis, they take a look at security at the hardware level by extracting the… Read More »
I’m writing this post as a proposal for an umIEEE student workshop project. The project is my LED Pocketwatch, now renamed to become a Desktop Clock. This project is meant as a fun excercise that will give participants some surface mount soldering experience and some knowledge on how a PIC operates and the design… Read More »
Ok, first of all, let me make this clear. I am not giving up on the MP3 Player just yet. I’ve decided to work on a simpler project for a while and take a bit of a break from the MP3 player. I’ve had the idea to make this pocketwatch for quite a while, and… Read More »
Drag the circle around to see the other side of the board. Click outside of the circle to “flip” the board. Progress has been booming the past couple of days (or weeks for that matter). I’ve finally gotten around to taking a couple more pictures of my new wirewrap version of the board (pictured above).… Read More »