Cakepans

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SATCOM tech, Photographer, Video gamer. I love to take things apart and sometimes I even put them back together.

Blue moth with silver sparkles and black spots on the wing.
(photo of 3 breadboards connecting sensors and a microcontroller) Circuit Playground Bluefruit (microcontroller) INA260(power monitoring): 36V and 15A. Data Logging Shield: SD card/crappy RTC DS1307 DS3231 RTC: better RTC TSL2591: High-sensitivity light sensor spectral range:300 nm – 1100 nm. MAX44009: Lux sensor normalized spectral range approximately: 500 nm – 620 nm. ALS-PT19(onboard the Bluefruit) ambient light sensor spectral range: 390 nm – 700 nm.
A tarantula on a piece of bark. The tarantula's thorax is a metallic blue. Its legs are a hint of blue as well. Its abdomen has a fur that contrasts well with the blue metal shine of its thorax.
Jumping spider waking up at the camera with green shiny fangs and cute little black eyes
Interaction with Gemeni where the user asked for an image of 2 jedi fighting and Gemini declines due to copyright, then the user asks for 2 space wizards fighting with lazer swords and got the expected results.
Bold jumping spider, with green fangs and a specks of dirt on her fuzz. She looks at the camera curiously while clingy to some wood.
Charging cable powers the phone but also so does the battery leads.
Curious looking jumping spider perched on a leaf surrounded by green
An ant at eye level, traveling over a moss carpeted soil. The ants carapace shines in the morning like reflecting a blurry image of the photographer.
Macro photo of a bee collecting pollen. Pollen covers the legs of the bee and the tips of Stamen, (the pollen producing part of the flower, I think that's what it is at least.)
The preface: The purpose of this handbook is to make available the semiconductor circuit engineer, a large selection of well-designed and reliable contemporary circuitry as well as comprehensive design philosophy text as an aid in design of circuits for electronic equipment and systems The emphasis is on "building block" circuitry. The pertinent characteristics of each selected circuit are fully described and the general design philosophy precedes each group of selected circuits is a guide from which other designs can be formulated. The members of the selected semi-conductor conductor circuits committee (A list of names follows ill some interesting ones) Alden h. Young department of the Navy bureau of ships, Rudolph a. Bradbury Air Force Cambridge research center, George Abraham naval resource laboratory, John f. Hyland department of the Navy bureau of ships, and Keats a. Pullen Jr. Ballistic research laboratory department of the army. (The preface continues) I wish to express my deepest appreciation to the co-authors for their contributions and cooperation in the successful completion of this work. Thanks also to sorab k. ghandhi of general electric and James b. Angell of philco for their contributions on standardization and circuit elevation, + and to Eleanor McCabe and Donald e. Pope of transistor applications for their proofreading and other assistance and to argyle Bridget for his efforts in the video section. A special thank you to Mr. Norman Downs of miter corporation who was also instrumental in making this book possible. This book is dedicated to my wife Mrs. Evelyn Schwartz whose help and encouragement made this book possible. Much of the material appearing here was originally written and compiled by the department of the Navy under contract NObsr-75231.
Front cover. Shows a circuit diagram with the words "selected pairs of 2n355, 2n356, 2n337, 2n338 or 2n542." At the bottom left and "John Wiley & sons, inc., publishers" on the bottom right. Top section of the cover shows credits for the book. "editor Seymour Schwartz Co-authors Robert e. McMahon, Arthur w. Carlson, carl r. Hurting, William f. Santeomann junior, H. C. LIN, peter G. Sulzer, Richard r. Mac millan and Robert Smith.
The Naples coastline in Italy shows grass in the foreground then behind that is blue green water hitting the shores with a white foam, you can see many small white structures lining the beach. Further back in the background you see a large green and dark sandy colored cliff with some small structures sprinkled across it's flat top, more inland on the cliff is a large cluster of white and redtan structures. The weather is slightly cloudy and has a light blue sky .
Close up macro photo of a brown and black spider as it waits on some dry grass and sticks. Its legs are all in different positions due to the uneven arrangement of its perch.
A lithium battery in the form of a 9v like in a smoke detector. The body is constructed of black plastic and in the body are cylindrical slots for 3 barrel shaped batteries that are lined up parallel to each other.
Dobby from Harry Potter wearing a black robe and hood
Led array on a pcb with a charging and other circuitry on the lower half of the board
Cat in a tree scratching a branch, while looking at the camera
White sand dunes rolling in to the distance as the sun rays come down in the background creating a curtain of light Infront of distant mounts
Howler monkey baby, clutching to its mother.
Close up of a purple flower