HackSpace Magazine: Issue 48
November 2021
by HackSpace Team
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- Learn the secrets of the guitarist's favourite electronic component: the vacuum tube;
- Build a MIDI synth out of a Raspberry Pi Pico and an empty camembert box;
- Sew a fabric bag to store essential maker mess;
- PLUS! an exclusive first look at a new add-on for Raspberry Pi that we think you'll like a lot. 
Book Description
When you've graduated from breadboards and jumper wires it's time to tackle electronics the way the pros do it: by making your own PCBs! We'll take you from beginner to slightly more experienced beginner, with a guide to designing, debugging and manufacturing your own custom electronic creation.- Learn the secrets of the guitarist's favourite electronic component: the vacuum tube;
- Build a MIDI synth out of a Raspberry Pi Pico and an empty camembert box;
- Sew a fabric bag to store essential maker mess;
- PLUS! an exclusive first look at a new add-on for Raspberry Pi that we think you'll like a lot.
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-SA). You can download HackSpace Magazine: Issue 48 ebook for free in PDF format (41.7 MB).
Table of Contents
Section 1
Top Projects
Section 2
Objet 3d'art
Section 3
Build HAT
Section 4
Letters
Section 5
Kickstarting
Section 6
Design your first PCB
Section 7
How I Made: Automotive head unit
Section 8
Interview: Wesley Treat
Section 9
Improviser's Toolbox Bubble wrap
Section 10
SoM Thermionic valves
Section 11
Tutorial Textiles
Section 12
Tutorial Pico keyboard
Section 13
Tutorial FreeCAD
Section 14
Tutorial Get organised
Section 15
Tutorial DIY synth
Section 16
Best of Breed Feather development boards
Section 17
Direct from Shenzhen
Section 18
Review LED matrix
Book Details
Title
HackSpace Magazine: Issue 48
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Raspberry Pi Press
Published
2021
Pages
116
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
41.7 MB
License
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