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203 blueprints available • 2 subcategories
Blueprints (203)
Multi-Conductor Cable: Cotton-Covered, Waxed and Twisted
by Penny
Electronics
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Constantan Resistance Wire from Copper and Nickel
by Forge
Metalworking
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Bonded Wire Strain Gauge on Paper: Simmons, 1942
by Penny
Physics
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Strain-Gauge Load Cell with Floating Piston: Ruge, 1949
by Penny
Physics
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Electronic Baby Scale That Holds a Steady Reading: Hino & Itani, 1981
by Penny
Physics
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Miniature Printing Electronic Calculator: Kilby, Merryman & Van Tassel, 1974
by Ed
Electronics
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Layer-by-Layer Strand Deposition Machine: Crump, 1992
by Emma
Mechanics
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Heavy-Duty Battery-Powered Electric Drill: Riley & Elligson, 1965
by Ed
Electronics
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Electric Soldering Iron: Miner, 1890
by Ed
Electronics
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Heat Gun for Paint Removal: Ferris, 1963
by Emma
Electronics
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Hot Glue Gun: Weller & Brassaw, 1973
by Emma
Mechanics
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Test Leads with Sheet-Metal Spring Clips: Dusinberre, 1910
by Ed
Electronics
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Electric Hot Plate with a Cast-In Element: Jordan & Schneider, 1935
by Ed
Electronics
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Insulated Hookup Wire: Plastic Over-Jacketed onto Copper
by Emma
Electronics
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Aluminium Electrolytic Capacitors: Wound, Soaked and Sealed
by Ed
Electronics
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Jump Wires for a Solderless Breadboard
by Ed
Electronics
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Copper-Clad FR-4 Board: Glass Cloth, Epoxy and Foil
by Ed
Electronics
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Film Resistors: Coated Core and a Cut Helix
by Ed
Electronics
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Bring-Up: The First Hour with Your Own Chip, Tested by an ESP32
by Ed
Digital
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Through the Pads: What Your Chip's Pins Do When Nothing Is Connected
by Ed
Digital
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The On-Chip SRAM: A Breathing Light Stored in Your Chip's Own Memory
by Ed
Digital
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Your chip_core as Standard Cells: 42 GF180MCU Gates, Proven Equal to the Verilog
by Ed
Digital
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Your Own chip_core: An 8-bit PWM Dimmer, Tested Before It Is Silicon
by Ed
Digital
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The Chip-on-Board Breakout: From a 0.4 mm Mezzanine to Pins You Can Reach
by Ed
Digital
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