This afternoon I received an e-mail notification that the PCB for color swim‘s programmable video switcher has just been shipped. I put this design together a couple weeks ago, and if all goes well, it’ll be our first draft for an ongoing electronics/video project.
In a current project I decided to use mostly surface mount components to cut down on the PCB size and have a cleaner looking circuit board. While specifying SMD parts from data sheets I needed a quick visual reference. Although the image does not contain the majority of packages I found it helpful in being able to determine whether I could hand-solder these tiny bits.
OTTO is an electronic musical instrument for realtime manual beat slicing of audio samples.
I’m working on finishing up a project based on the RGB Bar, and found this article on using transistors as a basic in-circuit switch —elementary stuff if you’re an electrical engineer, but for artists and designers that are beginning to use electronic components, it will be essential once you start working on more ambitious projects.
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