home of eowave - USB MIDI Interfaces & synthesizers Futuristic and Unique Wallpaper with LED – LED Wallpaper Futuristic and Unique Wallpaper with LED This is an unique wallpaper designed by Ingo Maurer from Architects Paper. This is a great idea for wallpaper that will not only make your interior looks great but also illuminate your room. The LED light can be dimmed and hung in more or fewer strips and lengths according to the architecture and furnishing of a room. The surface has computer-chip motive with blue and red LED. detail of Futuristic and Unique Wallpaper with LED blue Futuristic and Unique Wallpaper with LED plan of Futuristic and Unique Wallpaper with LED Design of Wall Panel
RGB mood lamp (3 sept. '06) Update: i made a new and better mood lamp. On this page i will explain how i created my own colour changing lamp with red, green and blue leds that fades between all colours of the rainbow. It really comes out well at night when other light are dimmed. And because a video says 25 times more a second than a foto, here is a video: So if it's low budget, what did you use? I included a 4 port DIP switch which gives you the ability to: control the speed at which the colours change. choose the way colours change. To give you an impression of how big the lamp is i placed it next to an ordinary shoe box. I made a small list of what you need to make your own colour changing lamp. - 3 transistors - one PIC 16F628 and a programmer - a small perforated circuit board - some resistors - a battery holder (4 x AAA) - a nice casing - diy silicons - red, green and blue extra bright leds For a the values of the components you can take a look at the circuit diagram below.
Micros Vous pouvez consultez ces fichiers en ligne ou les télécharger. Mais ne les piratez pas. Pas de publication ni de reproduction. Malheureusement je trouve parfois mes articles, publiés sur d'autres sites, sous d'autres noms - et sans mon autorisation, ce qui est illegal!! Micros MICROS DYNAMIQUES - STATIQUES - STUDIO Voix - Batterie - Basse - Guitare - Cuivres - Instruments Acoustiques (cliquez sur un thème) Introduction Le choix des micros et leur positionnement lors de la prise de son est primordial pour avoir LE SON. Grâce à la technologie numérique et les différents processeurs de traitement audio on peut faire beaucoup de choses pour gonfler et renforcer le son. Vous n’avez absolument pas besoin d’un gros micro statique de studio (du moins au début) car pour pleinement savourer la différence de son il vous faut du matériel supplémentaire (et assez cher) tel qu’un bon préampli à lampe, un compresseur haut de gamme etc.... On distingue trois grandes familles de micros : haut de page
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RGB Murals Use Colored Light Filters To Create Beautiful Optical Illusions Carnovsky is a creative duo comprised of two Milan based artists, Francesco Rugi and Silvia Quintanilla. Their latest project RGB looks at image creation through a new lens. Each of the RGB images are made up of three layers represented by primary colors. This starting image is discombobulating and difficult to read. Lines blend together into a rainbow swirl and it’s hard to grasp exactly what you are meant to be seeing. This installation totally reminds us of those graphics on the back of cereal boxes of yesteryear. Blow your mind? EEPROM Programmer EEPROM (E 2 PROM) is very easy to work with, since it just acts like a block of SRAM. No special voltages, no mystical voodoo or anything. I designed this EEPROM programmer after I came to the conclusion that I was too broke to buy a real one, and that even if I wasn't too broke, they're a complete rip off. Most of them run $200 for something that can only be maybe an order of magnitude more complex than my $5 programmer. In my design, two 74x164s provide the address lines to the EEPROM, while one 74x299 universal shift register provides both read and write access to the data lines of the EEPROM. Before you get the schematics, please note that they are in the public domain, and are provided without warranty, and I disclaim all responsbility for everything that happens to anything. A PNG image and Xfig figure of the schematics are available. Note that the schematic doesn't address where you get your power from. My C code isn't very pretty.