The LM366 is a hex sense amp ;-)
you misread. its lm336 which is 2.5v reference. ive been using them for years. not particualrly accurate but thats not important atm. i do have a couple 4040 but they are expensive and i got hundreds of lm336 in the junk box. in fact because accuracy is not needed at this stage i will probably not use any reference. im just thinking of throwing something quick together while waiting for the ebay one to arrive.
The maximum clock rate currently supported by the firmware is 16MHz.
right. my intent was to experiment with a basic asm version but now i see that inductance feature will never get down to the nanohenry range so will skip that idea. ill maybe build an oscillator type but even that may not be practical for the 433mhz and 2.4ghz indictors im dealing with. idk.
Three each.
if i only wire up 2 ea will it still perform as a two terminal tester? resistors, diodes, caps, coils? or does it check for all 6? right now im trying to throw together some minimum hardware till the one with full circuit and 0.1% resistors arrives.
i have one last question. does the hex file you gave me support serial? its mentioned in the diagram. i really want to build a usb/ftdi powered version like in the to-do list of that pdf. it would avoid the lcd and complicated power ckt. im hoping one of these can be built with 4-5 wires and couple components instead of dozens. ie minutes to build instead of hours/days. the fancy unit may not arrive for weeks.