I've been interested in electronics since I was very young. Over the years at Vassar, I learned a thing or two, and I've built a variety of interesting devices. You'll find some of them on this page.
Frequently, while at the office or out of town, I find (to my dismay) that I need to access files on my desktop computer at home. The inevitable results are special trips and wasted time. While I could leave my desktop on indefinitely and access files remotely, the inordinate amount of electricity that it consumes literally doubles my electric bill. With this project, I've solved the problem for good, for the cost of about 3 months of running my desktop all day.
Read more...A new and improved digital clock, powered by an embedded microcontroller.
Read more...A programmer for 8k x 8 EEPROM chips.
Read more...A working digital quartz clock
Read more...An actual computer, built completely from scratch.
Read more...This doesn't have much use, but I learned a fair amount from it.
Read more...Any potato gun fan will appreciate this.
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