Last year I did a presentation on getting started with gEDA at the 2010 Open Source Bridge conference. I just received an email from someone asking for the slides from that presentation. I thought why not post them for everyone. I don’t have complete presentation notes but you can view the speaker notes I did make from the action menu at the bottom of the full screen presentation. View them full screen...

I’ll be speaking tonight at the Portland Linux/Unix Group advanced topics meeting. The topic is going to be creating a printed circuit board using the gEDA suite of electronic design automation tools. Here is the announcement from the PLUG mailing list: http://lists.pdxlinux.org/pipermail/plug-announce/2011q1/000656.html The meeting is at 7PM tonight (Tuesday), March 15th at Free Geek: 1731 SE 10TH AVE,...

Low Voltage Labs now has a wiki at http://wiki.lowvoltagelabs.com/ I plan to use the wiki for product documentation, future product ideas, and listing resources related to electronics. Let me know what you think.

I’ve been chosen as a speaker for the 2010 Open Source Bridge conference. Stop by and learn how to create printed circuit boards using the gEDA suite of electronic design automation tools. Release your hardware hacker potential with gEDA This session will take you step-by-step through the process of creating an actual printed circuit board using the gEDA suite of electronic design automation tools. From...

Welcome to Low Voltage Labs, a company focusing on open source hardware, electrical engineering design services and creating hardware hacking projects. Design and sell open source hardware Open source hardware definition – from Wikipedia Open Source Hardware list – from Make magazine VideoOverlayShield – the first open source project designed by Low Voltage Labs Provide electrical engineering...