How to create successful Open Hardware projects - About White Rabbits and open fields

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CERN's accelerator control group has embraced ''Open Hardware'' (OH) to facilitate peer review, avoid vendor lock-in and make support tasks scalable. A web-based tool for easing collaborative work was set up and the CERN OH Licence was created. New ADC, TDC, fine delay and carrier cards based on VITA and PCI-SIG standards were designed and drivers for Linux were written. Often industry was paid for developments, while quality and documentation was controlled by CERN. An innovative timing network was also developed with the OH paradigm. Industry now sells and supports these designs that find their way into new fields.© CERN 2013.

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Van Der Bij, E., Arruat, M., Cattin, M., Daniluk, G., Gonzalez Cobas, J. D., Gousiou, E., … Wlostowski, T. (2013). How to create successful Open Hardware projects - About White Rabbits and open fields. Journal of Instrumentation, 8(12). https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-0221/8/12/C12021

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