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5 items tagged "colin"

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• January 25, 2012
• 9:01

  Control Android with a projector and Kinect

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  If you’re going to build a giant touch screen, why not use an OS that is designed for touch interfaces, like Android? [Colin] had the same idea, so he connected his phone to a projector and a Kinect. Video is carried from [Colin]‘s Galaxy Nexus to the projector via an MHL connection. Getting the Kinect to [...]

  Tags:  kinect android projector colin touch-screen hacks  

• April 17, 2011
• 9:06

  DTMF shield aimed at ham controlled Arduino

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Colin] wanted a way to reliably control an Arduino via ham radio. One of the easiest methods of automated radio control makes use of Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency signalling. To those who aren’t into amatuer radio you probably recognized DTMF as the touch-tone system for telephone communications. [Colin] built a shield that has an audio input and [...]

  Tags:  shield radio dtmf colin dual-tone-multi-frequency tone-system radio-one arduino hacks  

• January 11, 2011
• 17:55

  Debian Security Advisory 2122-2

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Recent Files
  Debian Linux Security Advisory 2122-2 - Colin Watson discovered that the update for stable released in DSA-2122-1 did not complete address the underlying security issue in all possible scenarios.

  Tags:  advisory debian security watson colin colin-watson linux-security debian-linux  

• August 05, 2010
• 5:40

  PCB trace antenna

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  If you’re working on a device that includes RF wireless, [Colin's] Guide to PCB Trace Antenna Design might clear some headaches when sending off for PCBs. While it is directed at devices transmitting at 2.4GHz, the techniques and recommended equipment (read: espresso smith charts and network analyzers) should work for almost any frequency. While trace [...]

  Tags:  pcb antenna device colin antenna-design smith-charts rf-wireless Wireless hacks  

• June 15, 2010
• 11:03

  Preparing your PCB design for manufacture

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Colin] has cut his teeth with about fifteen PCB orders. He wrote a tutorial describing the process and sharing his tips on avoiding common problems. You may remember our own How-To prepare designs for manufacture early last year. In that post, [Ian] shared his veteran knowledge by outlining BatchPCB’s board design process. This time, [Colin] is [...]

  Tags:  design pcb manufacture ian colin s-board pcb-design teeth misc hacks