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_experimental-sound-instruments-workshop-taik-medialab-helsinki.webp "Students from my Experimental Sound Instruments workshop demonstrate their hand-made projects on the final day. Their instruments involved a variety of technologies, including Arduinos, solenoids, motors, transducers, pickups and amplifiers which I presented over the week. This workshop, which I give at the school annually, ran from 04-08 February 2013 at the TAIK MediaLab in Helsinki, Finland. The students presenting were Johanna Storm, Ari-Pekka Leinonen, Scott McGregor, Saku Kamarainen, Ana G")
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_8-bit-resistor-ladder-dac.webp "This simple Digital-to-Analog-Converter uses an R2R resistor ladder to generate an 8-bit analog signal from 8 digital outputs from an Arduino.The signal is amplified for a small 8-ohm speaker using an LM386.nnDAC plans here:nhttp://blog.makezine.com/archive/2008/05/makeit_protodac_shield_fo.htmlnnLM386 amplifier:nhttp://www.reprise.com/host/circuits/lm386.asp")
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