@supersat High frequency AC is all kinds of strange. It'll see those components completely different than in DC. You could lay out this circuit in SPICE and see what happens through it.
@supersat Looks like it goes to the fuse holder?
The stud diodes are probably for power handling and also for the form factor. The transistors are often times matched sets so they are balanced.
The DCZia Mk9 #Badgelife for #DC34 presale is officially LIVE! 🛠️✨
Throwback design inspired by the legendary Keygrid badge from a decade ago.
🛒 Limited run; Order now: https://t.co/TceSOmlNgv
@defcon#HardwareHacking
Mad props to @hamster for keeping things moving this year.
Whew assembly is done. The @DCZia505 badge is looking good. RP2040 based, accelerometer, microphone, SD card slot, @flipper_net expansion pinout. Open source, open hardware - everything including the shell STLs are on GitHub.
https://t.co/bp6qUyMx3B
We normally don't post here but...
Introducing the #defcon33 DCZia #badgelife badge:
The DCZia Zippy Badge!
Did you ever want to wear a zipdisk around your neck and have it blink 🚨? Now you can!
https://t.co/AoMY01LQBJ
Shout-outs to the DCZia crew getting this together #defcon
Going forward I'm not really paying attention here nor will I be posting much if at all. You can find me on Mastodon @[email protected] or on BlueSky @hamster.dczia.net
Welp, time for the annual @defcon haul photo. So many beautiful things. I always appreciate you all sharing or trading with me. The artistic talent on display at Hacker Summer Camp is just amazing.