The used a cassette recorder to store the photo and play it back. https://spectrum.ieee.org/first-digital-camera-history?fbclid=IwdGRzaAPVVKFjbGNrA9VS7mV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHmbAC3KQ45zuuvHG-fgR6vTCncLee1hqvshLQ0ImklaCVZqVRjvVEz2FdmeY_aem_eXezm2tGP2Rnsz_HIO7IEQ
Archive for the ‘Analog IC’ Category:
2024-04-20 RCWL-0516 Microwave Doppler Motion Sensor Module Schematic KO4BB
The modules use both the RCWL-9616 and the BISS-0001 but it seems the schematics are all labeled BISS-0001. The parts values are different. He gives some good information about them. They operate at 3.5 and 3.98 GHz – the ones I have were advertised at 5 GHz. Also he shows his own version that uses a
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2024-04-08 The 555 Timer Chip Was Not Named After The Three 5k Resistors Inside
The 555 timer chip has been extremely popular for over 50 years. The 555 number was assigned by Hans Kamenzind; it was not named after the Three 5k Resistors. This 1 min YouTube short explains.
2024-03-22 The 555 Chip Under Microscope
The NE555 and some interesting information about it. A YouTube short by @Evilmonkeyzdesignz.
2017-09-20 Use LM7805 To Charge Phone?
I posted this comment to FB Arduino group 2017-09-22. “Can I use a 7805 (regulator IC) to charge my cell phone?” The output is 5 volts, which is what the phone needs to charge. But the average smart phone will take more than 1 amp, up to 2 amps to charge quickly. The 7805 can’t
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