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Reverse Engineering of BK Precision 1696 Switching Power Supply’s LCD Protocol

November 13, 2017 By kwong

As mentioned in my previous post, besides the broken LCD there was also an issue with the power supply portion of the unit and the output voltage was clamped at around 10 to 11V. The digital circuitry portion however seemed…

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Reverse Engineering a Uniden Cordlessphone LCD

June 4, 2017 By kwong

I recently upgraded my home phone system and thus was left with a couple of old Uniden DCT648-2 handsets. Most of the components inside are probably not salvageable but these handsets use 3×16 character LCDs, so it would be nice…

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Reverse Engineering a Wavetek OCXO Board

January 25, 2016 By kwong

I bought a Wavetek OCXO board a long while ago. My original plan was to remove the onboard crystal oven to replace the broken OCXO in my HP 5350B. But since I later managed to fix the original OCXO ,…

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Reverse Engineering a Beseler PM2L Color Analyzer

January 5, 2015 By kwong

I recently acquired an old Beseler PM2L color analyzer. This kind of color analyzer was designed to analyze the color or exposure of film negatives at a certain location by comparing the intensity of the filtered light of each color…

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Reverse Engineering the Syma S107G IR Protocol

August 27, 2012 By kwong

I got a Syma S107G IR controlled helicopter for my son a while ago. This tiny remote control helicopter is a rather amazing toy. Not only its movement is very stable, but the rotor speed, forward backward movements and turning…

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