Concerning Radio Hardware and Studebaker Repair
summary
Builds a wearable radio clone of the TI Chronos using a CC430/MSP430, fits it into a comfortable case and proves it works: 3 years of battery life by running at 32 kHz and only clocking to 1 MHz to update the LCD, receive costs ~15 mA and transmit peaks ~30 mA, uses FTDI for prototyping and an nrf24l01 exploit to sniff keyboards, implements Pokey/ POCSAG paging and an RSSI-based spectrum finder, ships hundreds of boards and demonstrates doorbell and relay control over city blocks.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 8:22Hall Effect Distributor
- 20:01The Good Watch
- 26:42The Key Matrix
- 37:17Spectrum Analyzer
- 43:33Custom Lcd Glass Manufacturing
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