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Village:Belgian Embassy

2017-08-02T13:19:56Z

Kliment:

{{Village
|Has name=Belgian Embassy or Hardware Hacking Area
|Has website=https://embassy.hackerspace.be, https://ptt.hackerspace.be/#/room/#embassy:hackerspace.be
|Has contact=Mitch Altman
mitch@CornfieldElectronics.com
DECT: 2676
|Has description=Hardware Hacking Area and Belgian beers
|Related to village=Village:Fri3d Camp, Village:Hardware Hacking Area
|Has village tag=hackerspace, fablab, beer
|Provides session location=Yes
|Has Field=Flowers Field
|Location=52.284974197748,5.5262886171559
|Assigned Location=52.28529020101,5.5265396719361
|MapObjectHandle=0xvill10EE
|Has orga contact=mitch@CornfieldElectronics.com
|On site orga contact=Mitch Altman
mitch@CornfieldElectronics.com
DECT: 2676
|Village frab=Yes
|Village content space=Yes
|Village citizen count=100
|Village Needs power=Smaller Village (up to 2x 230V/16A CEE/Schuko)
|Village size needed=1000
|Village hacktents num=2
|Village brings big stuff=Yes
|Village Special Vehicle=Yes
|Village Plans=... run a kitchen for our citizens; ... run a bar for our citizens; ... build up a big tent; ... bring some special machines
}}
{{MapObject|Handle = 0xv10F9}}

=Location of Belgian Embassy / Hardware Hacking Area=
Host of the [[Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area|Hardware Hacking Area]]!
[[File:SHA_Hardware_Hacking_Area_Map_LR.png|500px|thumb|center|Location of Hardware Hacking Area in Belgian Embassy Village, in Flowers Field]]<br>

= TODOS =

== Workshops ==
* [[Session:LearnToSolder|Learn to solder]]
* [[Session:ArduinoForTotalNewbies|Arduino For Total Newbies]]
* [[Session:KubernetesDockerClusterWorkshop|Kubernetes Docker Cluster Workshop]]
* Learn to brew beer
*[[Projects:WhatTheHelmet_workshop|WhatTheHelmet workshop]]
*[[Session:Make_aluminium_profile_connections|Make aluminium profile connections]]
*[[Session:Surface_Mount_Electronics_Assembly_for_Terrified_Beginners|Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners]]

== Tools and material available ==
* 3D printer: Lulzbot TAZ3
* Laser cutter: Glowforge
* Angle grinder, wireless: Makita
* Electric screwdriver, wireless: Makita
* Powering station: Honda EU2000i
* Soldering irons
* ESP8266 kits: Wemos
* Arduino kits
* lots of cool kits to make!

= WHO? =

== Summary ==
* Coalition of Belgian hackerspaces, fablabs and mind likes.
* A hardware hacking area, with lot of tools and workshops.
* Providers of fine Belgian beers.

== Hackerspaces? Fablabs? ==
* Antwerp::[http://we.voidwarranties.be Voidwarranties]
* Antwerp::[http://www.walkingrobot.be Walking robot]
* Antwerp::[http://opengarage.org Open Garage]
* Brussels::[http://www.fablab-brussels.be/fablab Brussels Fablab (VUB/EHB)]
* Brussels::[https://hsbxl.be HSBXL]
* Brussels::[https://urlab.be UrLAB (ULB)]
* Ghent::[https://hackerspace.gent Hackerspace.Gent] formerly [https://0x20.be 0x20]
* Hasselt::[http://brixel.be Brixel]
* Sint-Joris-Weert::[http://fri3d.be Fri3d Camp]
* San Francisco::[https://www.noisebridge.net Noisebridge]

= NOMS =
== Food Pool ==
Like each year we have a Food Pool. Volunteers help with creating delicious meals for us all.

Le menu: http://piratepad.net/sha-hha-food

= Preparation meetings =
* May 11th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-11may
* May 18th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-18may
* May 25th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-25may
* June 8th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-08jun
* June 15th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-15jun
* June 23th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-23jun
* July 7th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-7jul
* July 13th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-13jul
* July 20th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-20jul
* July 27th: http://piratepad.net/b-embassy-27jul

= Communication =
We have a Matrix channel at #belgianembassy:hackerspace.be. You could use the web client on https://ptt.hackerspace.be/#/room/#embassy:hackerspace.be

Session:Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners

2017-08-01T22:37:53Z

Kliment:

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|Has session tag=hardware, soldering, workshop, Hardware Hacking Area
|Is for kids=No
|Has description=Surface mount electronics for terrified beginners. Learn to assemble tiny parts on circuit boards by building a working power supply. Anyone can do it. Yes, even you who never touched anything electronic before. 90mins, 20€/kit, avoid caffeine immediately before.
|Has session type=Workshop
|Has session keywords=hardware
|Processed by village=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
|Held in language=en - English
|Has orga contact=kliment@0xfb.com
}}
There will be a PAPER signup list in the hardware hacking area for all sessions. Please use it to sign up if you want a guaranteed place.
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|Has start time=2017/08/04 17:30
|Has duration=90
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|Has start time=2017/08/04 19:30
|Has duration=90
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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{{Event
|Has subtitle=Day 2 Session 1
|Has start time=2017/08/05 11:00
|Has duration=90
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{{Event
|Has subtitle=Day 2 Session 2
|Has start time=2017/08/05 20:00
|Has duration=90
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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{{Event
|Has subtitle=Day 3 Session 1
|Has start time=2017/08/06 19:00
|Has duration=90
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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{{Event
|Has subtitle=Day 4 Session 1
|Has start time=2017/08/07 11:00
|Has duration=90
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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{{Event
|Has subtitle=Day 5 Session 1
|Has start time=2017/08/08 11:00
|Has duration=90
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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{{Event
|Has subtitle=Day 5 Session 2
|Has start time=2017/08/08 13:00
|Has duration=90
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
}}
Takes an hour and a half. Basic workshop. No prior knowledge needed. Materials cost 20€ per kit.

For people afraid of surface mount assembly/rework. You know those tiny little components in modern electronic devices? It's both possible and easy to assemble those by hand. You can do it, and I'll teach you how!

Think you don't have the tools? Think you can't manually place 0402s? Everything is possible with patience and practice. The equipment is minimal and you probably already have it. We're going to build two switch-mode power supplies (one step-up, one step-down) using tiny SMD parts. They're going to work. We'll learn the answer to THERE'S A SHORT ON A TINY PART OMG WHAT NOW? After this, you'll no longer need to be scared of SMD. Avoid caffeine immediately before the workshop, because shaky hands are a disadvantage.

[[File:Smdftb.png]]

Session:PCB Layout and Manufacture for Terrified Beginners

2017-08-01T21:00:03Z

Kliment:

{{Session
|Has session tag=hardware, electronics, Hardware Hacking Area, diy, chemistry, kicad
|Is for kids=No
|Has description=We're going to go from a schematic to a PCB layout, and then manufacture the PCB and a reflow soldering stencil to go with it. No prior knowledge needed. Please bring a laptop with Kicad 4.0.6 installed. Takes about 4 hours, cost is on a pay-what-you-want model. This is an experimental workshop I'm teaching for the first time, so your input is going to be fundamental to future editions. Join/help others in not being terrified anymore!
|Has session type=Workshop
|Processed by village=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
|Held in language=en - English
|Has orga contact=kliment@0xfb.com
}}
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|Has start time=2017/08/04 10:00
|Has duration=240
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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This is a workshop designed to demystify the process of making a PCB from a schematic and take your fear out of it. We will start with a pre-prepared schematic and use Kicad to turn it into a PCB layout. We will then use the toner transfer method and reusable Cupric Chloride etchant to manufacture a circuit board and a stencil you can use for reflow soldering. You can assemble the board later on during the SMD assembly workshops that take place during the rest of the event.

Session:PCB Layout and Manufacture for Terrified Beginners

2017-08-01T20:55:38Z

Kliment:

{{Session
|Has session tag=hardware, electronics, Hardware Hacking Area, diy, chemistry, kicad
|Is for kids=No
|Has description=We're going to go from a schematic to a PCB layout, and then manufacture the PCB and a reflow soldering stencil to go with it. No prior knowledge needed. Please bring a laptop with Kicad 4.0.6 installed. Takes about 4 hours, cost is on a pay-what-you-want model. This is an experimental workshop I'm teaching for the first time, so your input is going to be fundamental to future editions. Join/help others in not being terrified anymore!
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|Processed by village=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
|Held in language=en - English
|Has orga contact=kliment@0xfb.com
}}
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|Has duration=240
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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This is a workshop designed to demystify the process of making a PCB from a schematic and take your fear out of it. We will start with a pre-prepared schematic and use Kicad to turn it into a PCB layout. We will then use the toner transfer method to manufacture a circuit board and a stencil you can use for reflow soldering. You can assemble the board later on during the SMD assembly workshops that take place during the rest of the event.

Session:PCB Layout and Manufacture for Terrified Beginners

2017-08-01T20:54:44Z

Kliment: Created page with "{{Session |Has session tag=hardware, electronics, Hardware Hacking Area, diy, chemistry, kicad |Is for kids=No |Has description=We're going to go from a schematic to a PCB lay..."

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|Is for kids=No
|Has description=We're going to go from a schematic to a PCB layout, and then manufacture the PCB and a reflow soldering stencil to go with it. No prior knowledge needed. Please bring a laptop with Kicad 4.0.6 installed. Takes about 4 hours, cost is on a pay-what-you-want model. This is an experimental workshop I'm teaching for the first time, so your input is going to be fundamental to future editions. Join/help others in not being terrified anymore!
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This is a workshop designed to demystify the process of making a PCB from a schematic and take your fear out of it. We will start with a pre-prepared schematic and use Kicad to turn it into a PCB layout. We will then use the toner transfer method to manufacture a circuit board and a stencil you can use for reflow soldering. You can assemble the board later on during the SMD assembly workshops that take place during the rest of the event.

Session:Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners

2017-07-26T09:00:54Z

Kliment:

{{Session
|Has session tag=hardware, soldering, workshop, Hardware Hacking Area
|Is for kids=No
|Has description=Surface mount electronics for terrified beginners. Learn to assemble tiny parts on circuit boards by building a working power supply. Anyone can do it. Yes, even you who never touched anything electronic before. 90mins, 20€/kit, avoid caffeine immediately before.
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|Held in language=en - English
|Has orga contact=kliment@0xfb.com
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|Has duration=90
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|Has duration=90
|Has session location=Village:Hardware Hacking Area
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|Has duration=90
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|Has duration=90
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|Has start time=2017/08/07 11:00
|Has duration=90
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|Has start time=2017/08/08 11:00
|Has duration=90
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|Has duration=90
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Takes an hour and a half. Basic workshop. No prior knowledge needed. Materials cost 20€ per kit.

For people afraid of surface mount assembly/rework. You know those tiny little components in modern electronic devices? It's both possible and easy to assemble those by hand. You can do it, and I'll teach you how!

Think you don't have the tools? Think you can't manually place 0402s? Everything is possible with patience and practice. The equipment is minimal and you probably already have it. We're going to build two switch-mode power supplies (one step-up, one step-down) using tiny SMD parts. They're going to work. We'll learn the answer to THERE'S A SHORT ON A TINY PART OMG WHAT NOW? After this, you'll no longer need to be scared of SMD. Avoid caffeine immediately before the workshop, because shaky hands are a disadvantage.

[[File:Smdftb.png]]

Session:Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners

2017-07-26T08:58:31Z

Kliment:

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|Is for kids=No
|Has description=Surface mount electronics for terrified beginners. Learn to assemble tiny parts on circuit boards by building a working power supply. Anyone can do it. Yes, even you who never touched anything electronic before. 90mins, 20€/kit, avoid caffeine immediately before.
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|Has orga contact=kliment@0xfb.com
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|Has duration=90
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Takes an hour and a half. Basic workshop. No prior knowledge needed. Materials cost 20€ per kit.

For people afraid of surface mount assembly/rework. You know those tiny little components in modern electronic devices? It's both possible and easy to assemble those by hand. You can do it, and I'll teach you how!

Think you don't have the tools? Think you can't manually place 0402s? Everything is possible with patience and practice. The equipment is minimal and you probably already have it. We're going to build two switch-mode power supplies (one step-up, one step-down) using tiny SMD parts. They're going to work. We'll learn the answer to THERE'S A SHORT ON A TINY PART OMG WHAT NOW? After this, you'll no longer need to be scared of SMD. Avoid caffeine immediately before the workshop, because shaky hands are a disadvantage.

[[File:Smdftb.png]]

File:Smdftb.png

2017-07-26T08:47:26Z

Kliment:

Session:Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners

2017-07-26T08:46:51Z

Kliment: Created page with "{{Session |Has session tag=hardware, soldering, workshop, Hardware Hacking Area |Is for kids=No |Has description=Surface mount electronics for terrified beginners. Learn to as..."