For my BlueStamp starter project I built a miniature solar powered car from the sparkfun "solarspeeder" kit. I learned to solder in order to attach the parts (two capacitors, a diode, a transistor, and a voltage...
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Category Archives: BSE NYC 2012
This is my LED Organ Project. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9nEp7tEvo8...
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After my first five days at Blue Stamp, I had completed a first iteration of my final project, a bike cycling computer. Before I had begun work on my principal project, however, I completed...
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I decided to build a Digital Multimeter for my starter project because it seemed interesting and could be useful to use, although it isn't always very accurate. This video demonstrates it and explains how...
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For my starter project, I build a solarspeeder made from Sparkfun.
It was pretty interesting and fun to build on the first day of the program. I learned about the parts and functions of the...
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For my starter project, I build a tiny solar car. It basically operates as, the solar cell absorbs the sunlight, and the 0.35F power capacitor stores the power from the solar cell. The voltage...
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I chose to this project not only because it looked fun but i also needed it. Now that i have MintyBoost I'm able to charge my phone from anywhere.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8A1wqcPNrE...
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On Wednesday 6/27 both AM and PM classes at BlueStamp: NYC had the chance to hear Sophie Kravitz come speak about her projects, her experiences, and her journey to becoming an engineer and a...
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For my starter project, I built an LED laser target. It's basic operation is that it responds to a laser, or any light for that matter, by using a photo-resistor. The photo-resistor changes the...
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My starter project for BlueStamp was a Solarspeeder; it's basically small car with a pcb frame and it uses a solar cell to power the motor. It was fun putting it together though I...
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