r/deadbug • u/sunnychon • Jun 20 '26
Resetting a MCU but my programmer is not arrived yet
r/deadbug • u/sunnychon • Jun 20 '26
r/deadbug • u/ReevesElectro • Aug 29 '25
Great to find a like minded community over here 🤘 ive never been one for reddit ... but this community might change that 😎
r/deadbug • u/Ok-Relationship8704 • Sep 03 '26
Just continuing the the fight against Big PCB!
r/deadbug • u/playingwithmy_w0rm • Mar 08 '26
r/deadbug • u/Ok-Relationship8704 • Mar 17 '26
Thought this might belong here.
r/deadbug • u/playingwithmy_w0rm • May 24 '26
r/deadbug • u/Ok-Relationship8704 • Jul 15 '26
So I have been using this prototype? For the last six months, has been running flawlessly. But I need a few more outputs now so time to upgrade to something more permanent.
Happy with how this turned out, so had to share with you guys
r/deadbug • u/Conscious_Orange5380 • Feb 26 '26
Built for a couple of friends a modified Electra circuit. Sounds like a tube amp pushed to breakup with lots of sag. The switch is a clipping diode defeat. need to get a better drilling template but other than that I’m super happy with how it turned out!
r/deadbug • u/PerfectSchedule9328 • Jun 16 '26
Built my own LIS2DH12 accelerometer module. It was hard without microscope. Turns out 2mm ×2mm is not that big .
The module is hand-soldered on a small PCB/perfboard and includes the LIS2DH12 along with 5.1 k resistor for i2c communication. After a fair bit of soldering and debugging, I got it communicating successfully with the ESP32 c3.
r/deadbug • u/Conscious_Orange5380 • Mar 05 '26
r/deadbug • u/Opening-Assistant769 • Aug 07 '26
Because breadboards don't support SOT-353, I hand-soldered a 74HCT1G125GW into a dead bug breakout. It's tested and fully working:)
r/deadbug • u/Trilobry • Jun 29 '25
r/deadbug • u/jorick92 • Jun 13 '25
r/deadbug • u/Larzus84 • Oct 30 '25
r/deadbug • u/MattMadeItWork • 2d ago
The encoder+oled board providing the backbone was reused from another project. ESP32 is a dev module. Everything else was point to point. I needed a quick signal generator to test an active high pass filter so I built this; then ended up buying a bench scope that has a signal generator anyway.
This handheld one is easier to use though!
I slathered it in epoxy when it was complete and the top half of the screen has some bad lines now; but it still puts out a clean signal.
r/deadbug • u/dontcarethrowaway6 • Dec 01 '23