Scanning Tunneling Microscope
Hardware- 1 Devlogs
- 20 Total hours
A Scanning Tunneling Microscope!
Waiting on a reviewer. We'll let you know as soon as there's a decision.
Hi Great work! Beofore this can approved you need to change a few things first! Please first create a journal next make a PCB, CAD and Software folder with their following files!
Hi, cool project! However, you don't have any lapse recordings or journal showing you designing the project other than the one recording making the BOM. Perhaps you forgot to sync?
Heyo! Please add stuff like your PCB files (if you're using any) and CAD files so we can see what your project is like. Also, $600 is a bit much. Is there any way of cutting cost (like creating a custom PCB, buying from Aliexpress, etc.)? Hack Club doesn't have infinite money, and $600 is a big deal.
Hiya! Please do not use AI in your README. We have a guide on how to write a great one yourself at https://stardance.hackclub.com/resources/great_readme . Try to keep your README approachable for beginners so someone with no technical knowledge can understand what your project does and how to recreate it in little time. Please also add purchase links to your BOM, so we can see where exactly you're sourcing parts from. Try to reduce costs by finding cheaper suppliers (14$ for screw terminals and 8$ for a microUSB cable both seem expensive). Thanks!
Hi there, unfortunately we can't fund equipment such as a multimeter, oscilloscope, etc. Please include a wiring diagram and a more detailed README in your repository in order for us to be able to see what you've worked on and how this project will work in practice. Here are two guides that'll help you out a lot: https://stardance.hackclub.com/resources/great_readme and https://stardance.hackclub.com/resources/shipping-hardware
Thanks!
I have completed the coding of the PYTHON SERVER LOOP :D using dan berard’s firmware as inspiration i have completed part of the code, all i have to do now software-wise is the teensy part which will be significantly less work as all i have to do is create a PID loop and USB serial protocol :D (still gonna be like 1500 lines but much easier for me to learn than whatever the heck i had to learn rn
