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SparkFun Electronics
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Whether via zombies, meteorites, or some techno-apocalypse combo, WE ARE DOOMED! Beyond food and shelter, what are you actually going to do? For this, may we present the Portable Teensy Synth for the End of the World. Collab w/ Jeremy Cook! Watch at hubs.ly/Q04BrpXd0
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Oct 15
Portable DIY Teensy Synth Anyone? We teamed up with Jeremy Cook to build a portable DIY synthesizer from arcade buttons, a Teensy Audio Shield, and a Qwiic Speaker Amp. Learn how to make your own at hubs.ly/Q04Blp2s0
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Oct 13
We're going to FUSE San Francisco! Hosted by @pointonenav, this event brings together engineers and technology leaders working on the challenges of high precision positioning with robots, autonomous vehicles, drones, or other intelligent machines. Sign up bit.ly/4hKzzN5
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Oct 9
We've released some updated current sensors and realized that it could be a little confusing which sensor could be right for you. So let's go over a basic overview of what current is and the most popular current sensors that we carry! bit.ly/4zqxDPG
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Oct 2
70 volts measured on the PHY side of an Ethernet transformer during a hot-plug event, on a circuit rated for 3.3V. It's really an analog problem disguised as a digital one. This is the latest Paul's Deep Dives post. Read all about it at bit.ly/4AMB6cH
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