I have no idea whether this'll fit... but I think I've done the biggest portions, thus-far (int32 math!), and we're fitting in 542Bytes...#include #include typedef struct motorThing { int32_t desiredPos; int32_t actualPos; uint8_t pwm; //Assuming PWM=128...
Thanks to @jaromir.sukuba for inspiring this writing...The point of this project is[/was?] to implement the 8088 chip itself, with an AVR... making use of the other peripherals already on the original mother-board, not because they're *better* than the...
I've been asked these questions a lot. Mostly by people who were wondering why I need to battle with and work around problems of Chinese breakouts instead of laying out all the bits and pieces on the breakout board, and why I just wouldn't put the 2G...
Hey everyone,We've made a bunch of things today, let's take a look.Component ListThe component list was updated today (03/24/2017) here are some explanations about what you need to create this project at home. Please note that all the components are...
Update: "DO IT NOW." Deadline in less than 2 weeks! Further info/updates at the bottom. =================================== FloppyBird is a two-parter... The first, proof-of-concept, is to use my new PWM-nibble storage technique to store audio on a floppy...
I would like you to meet my toaster. The toaster is an old character of mine who has survived through subtle reference in the things I draw and build. Nothing I make is about the toaster, but the toaster is about everything...
Over at my new #Tethered Haptics Using Morse Pulses project, I have decided to leave the haptic system enabled full time on the TRILLSAT-1 prototype, instead of just during low-power situations, and have created a new EEPROM haptic passcode validation...
14 June 2018 It's always a gamble to have a large batch of boards produced in China. I have been working with a fab house in Beijing for a couple of years and I still get surprised by them. In this case, they couldn't source the specified inductor on...
My post-holiday obsession continued until I am - finally - reading data from the Lepton using both PRUs in a Beaglebone Black. Given how - relatively - easy it is to use the PRUs I have to confess I pored over a lot of web postings before...
neil k. sheridanFeb-13 1:30 PMHi everyone! I came late.. Did you talk about baterio-algae fuel cells!? I was just researching about these for CO2 sequestration and power generation! This paper was pretty cool (it's on scihub) https://sci-hub.tw/10.1016/j.rser.2017.01.115...
Hardware It has been a month since we last updated the details of our project on Hackaday. Accordingly, several hardware tests and hardware changes had ensued. At the end of the last hardware update, we were hoping to finalize PCB v1.0.2 and we...
Getting back to the product design, I now have constraints to work with and the major component of the product (WS2812) determined. Now comes the fun part! Now is when I take out plain old pencil and paper and start sketching ideas. This is by far –...
This post is written by my friend (and now colleague/intern :) ) [Michele], who worked on the test board. I assigned him this task as it's the best way to learn about the boards and get up to speed with the project. It also seemed a great way to test...
In the last log we got the basic functions in place to emulate a M6850 ACIA UART with the PSoC controller used on this card. We left a few details open but the code compiled without error so we've got a good place to fill in the details here. Hopefully,...
How to lose your mind in three really simple steps We have all been there, more than we care to remember. You are in the middle of creative frenzy, writing your code as the Devil himself. Compile, link, grab the programmer. Fish out that ROM chip...