So I spent this sunday afternoon doing some field research and soldering in order to be able to drive a #LEGO #train #motor via #ESP32forth using a #L293D motor driver and a nifty #rechargable #9V Lo-Ion #battery that holds a whooping 1300 mAh. I use this to power the #ESP32 (with a #LM2596 regulator) and the motor (via L293D).

And the best thing: the setup works, the code works and yes the motor runs.

#Forth
#AFOB
#Electronics

Cheap Power Supplies with Fake Chips Might Not be That Bad

#parts #buckconverter #counterfeit #dcdc #fake #lm2596 #ripple #hackaday

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Cheap Power Supplies With Fake Chips Might Not Be That Bad

We all know the old maxim: if it’s too good to be true, it’s probably made with fake components. OK, maybe that’s not exactly how it goes, but in our world gone a little crazy, th…

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Cheap Power Supplies With Fake Chips Might Not Be That Bad

We all know the old maxim: if it’s too good to be true, it’s probably made with fake components. OK, maybe that’s not exactly how it goes, but in our world gone a little crazy, th…

Hackaday

So far so good. I actually found something in the shop and so the first aproach gets a USB power supply using #LM2596

I drilled some holes into the box but my problem with at least 2 dregree too much, remains unfortunately.

#esp01 #esp8266 #diy