The SB-Assembler is a free cross-assembler, which can be used to create programs for a large variety of micro processors and micro controllers. Version 3 of the SB-Assembler runs on any computer which is capable of running at least Python 2.4.

Here you'll find a collection of information on several topics. At first it was designed for my own reference, but some of the topics in here appear to be very popular, especially the information on IR Remote Control.

This is where you'll find the some of my electronics projects. Feel free to browse them for some ideas or use the projects as they are if you think they are useful to you.

I love the Raspberry Pi, I tend to use them for more and more projects. Therefore I think the Raspberry Pi has deserved itself a place on my front page, as well as in the Projects area.

In this corner I give you tour around my lab. Eventually it will contain a description of all the instruments I've got, how and why I've got them, and what I had to do to restore them to their original glory. Some of the instruments even will get some useful upgrades, well at least they are useful to me anyway.

I have also done many software projects. Some of them can be found here. All software projects are free to download.

Here's another little corner on my website. This is where you can find some tips on repairing electronic circuits. It is also home to some general tips and tricks I find useful during my electronics adventures.
And remember, if you can't fix it with a hammer, you'll need a bigger hammer.

Long before the invention of the USB-bus I wanted to connect multiple devices to one serial port. That's when the SB-Bus was born.
It allows me to connect up to 125 devices to one serial port.

I'm not the only geek posting his achievements on the web. Here are some links to some other geek's web sites.

The web is already full of dirty pictures. However I think you can't have enough dirty pictures though. So here are some of my own.