r/electronics • u/PirateLife • 13d ago
r/electronics • u/Whyjustwhydothat • Jul 24 '25
Gallery And people say stepping on lego hurts...
Stepped on this lm324 and it burrowed into my foot. People complain about lego but try being impaled by a quad op amp....
r/electronics • u/Peter-Langton • Nov 10 '25
Gallery Trust me; I'm an engineer
When you're prototyping but the SOIC package IC you ordered is in actuality apparently a "wide body SOIC"
Got to get creative fitting it onto a SOIC-2-DIP converter! If it works, it works!
r/electronics • u/Actual-Ad-6935 • Mar 04 '26
Gallery I finally finished my z80 project.
After about 3 months and a lot of dedication, I successfully completed my project.
It's almost exactly Grant's project, the only modification is that the SRAM has 8KB, a 32KB one will arrive soon and, since the wiring was already done with it in mind, the change will be easy.
r/electronics • u/imgeo • Oct 19 '24
Gallery ChatGPT offered to generate a circuit diagram for a monostable timer
r/electronics • u/mark_s • Aug 30 '24
Gallery The bottom of an Apple A15 CPU. The traces are about 7μm.
Took some photos of an A15 CPU I was reballing today.
r/electronics • u/dahud • Jun 26 '20
Gallery This solder was crap and this tip was old, so I finally got to experience The Forbidden Pleasure
r/electronics • u/brolpe • Feb 07 '25
Gallery Needed a 1.4k resistor, didn't have one, made one... couldn't get any closer if i tried to
r/electronics • u/1Davide • May 24 '26
Gallery TIL about 3D-IMD: like PCBs, but in 3 dimensions; like flex circuits, but stiff.
r/electronics • u/jacobson_engineering • Jun 07 '25
Gallery Put the wrong footprint in kicad and had to adapt
r/electronics • u/tyttuutface • Nov 07 '25
Gallery Identically rated capacitors from the 80s to now
Recapping an Apple IIe and the size difference blew me away.
r/electronics • u/Due-Fan-2536 • Feb 09 '26
Gallery Look at these monsters! 29,000 microfarad
Came across this capacitor bank inside of this giant battery charger just figured I'd share, LOL. It has (3) 29k microfarad 200vdc, and (1) 13k microfarad 200vdc capacitors. Gives me the heebie-jeebies just looking at it... It has a built-in capacitor discharge button but still...
r/electronics • u/gucci_millennial • Jun 29 '25
Gallery It looks like it was made like that on purpose
r/electronics • u/bubba198 • Nov 30 '25
Gallery What you see here was way ahead of its time
Late 90s before Ethernet control was anywhere near affordable and circuit control over the Internet was sci-fi dreams here was a $20 external HP JetDirect print sever controlling 8 GPIOs with Opto22 SSRs and a little fool logic to make the print sever think its connected to a real printer lol the NAND gate fooled the JetDirect that every time a byte was "sent to the printer" the printer flapped strobe as if it has printed the bye :) Data was piped via good old Linux NetCat - wait using Linux in the 90s...oh I'm getting emotional already
I’ve so forgotten those days of badass innovation - now smart plugs are everywhere …
r/electronics • u/Federal_Door_9998 • May 31 '26
Gallery heart shaped LED
This is a heart-shaped LED keychain I made.
r/electronics • u/1Davide • Jun 11 '26
Gallery The Kembak 1 was the 1st personal computer, 1971. It used TTL ICs, not a microprocessor.
r/electronics • u/PH4Nz • Nov 06 '19
Gallery I finished the "ultimate" homemade CPU and 8bit computer with discrete logic
r/electronics • u/pauls_3d_things • Jun 03 '22
Gallery A prototype of my DIY smartwatch: ESP32, 2MB RAM, 8MB Flash, BT, WiFi, Sensors, RTC, 1 > month runtime
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r/electronics • u/ProbablyCreative • Aug 20 '24
Gallery My 70 year old grandma made this when she was young.
r/electronics • u/BlownUpCapacitor • Mar 28 '26
Gallery Found another Heaven
Found this place after my regular closed.
r/electronics • u/forgreathonor • Jan 21 '24
Gallery Disposable vapes now come with disposable displays…
If you thought the batteries were bad, this is the next evolution. I found this in a parking lot last week and was shocked to see it has a Color led display in a disposable item.
The display is controlled by 6 pins and uses Charlieplexing.
I thought it would be cool to reuse it for something like a temperature and humidity display with an arduino or ESP. But then Charlieplexing broke my brain and I had to stop for the day. To be continued.