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  • Test jobs

  • Following the previous log An individual job and all the necessary processing, I wrote the program gold_01.c to check the behaviour before I increase parallelism. First thing it did was confirm that the result C=1 occurs only when the result X=0. So...
  • 5th step : add another output ( the speaker )

  • While we were trying to figure out how to display it on a 4x8x32 LED matrix we decided to take a little break and try and wire the speaker to the Arduino board using a resistance. The only issue we had with this was the quality of our speaker. We ordered...
  • Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1

  • Dan Maloney12:00 PMOK folks, here we go! I'm Dan, I'll be moderating today along with Dusan as we welcome Quinn Dunki back to the Hack Chat. We had Quinn on a couple of years ago to talk about machining in general, but now we want to get into specifics...
  • Enecsys Microinverter Monitoring

  • 1 Intro The Enecsys Gateway is a Zigbee gateway allowing communications between the Enecsys microinverters and their monitoring backend. The Enecsys company is unfortunately defunct since 2015 and their DNS domains have been taken over by a UK enecsys...
  • Beefy Stepper

  • (Here's the complete description - sorry for some redundancy.) There are many single chip bipolar stepper motor controllers. These can supply one to two amps and work great for most NEMA 17 and smaller motors. But I wanted to control a long NEMA 23 motor...
  • PD150

  • The story behind this project Every now and then I would find the need for a differential probe. I’d end up using a high voltage diff probe, which you've probably seen lurking around most electronics labs – the ones housed in a large rectangular box...
  • SPI-Flash Test

  • I bought the 8 Mbit flash P25Q80H-SSH-IT at lcsc.com for $0.10 if you buy 10. First I tried it with this circuit on a breadboard: The numbers are the pin numbers on a Arduino Nano, which runs with 5 V, so I used the resistor dividers for scaling...