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on: Today at 03:40:48 PM
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| Started by Simon - Last post by Simon | ||
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yes i do use ISP now but I just wanted something I can leave setup for my jellybean pic for when I playing around on a breadboard that's all. I've found a ready made one on ebay as there are also units made like i originally proposed with the wires, I think these also have the ability to be used with daughter boards as you have the headers ready
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on: Today at 03:33:35 PM
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| Started by quantumfall - Last post by orbiter | ||
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Give a nice lady called Joy Torres a call @ MCS Test Equipment (UK Based). I know they do the Rigol DS1052E and much more at competetive prices. I'm sure she recently mentioned on here a little discount for EEVBlog members so no harm in asking.
MCS Test Equipment. Tel - 01492 553 796 |
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on: Today at 03:19:43 PM
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| Started by Zedy - Last post by djsb | ||
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on: Today at 02:29:45 PM
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| Started by mttee2 - Last post by quantumfall | ||
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Hi all good to post here I'm from the south of England, slightly older guy who has had a Tandy kit in a wooden box and other things and still playing. Only a novice but with some pro work on old PC systems years ago.
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on: Today at 02:25:43 PM
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| Started by quantumfall - Last post by quantumfall | ||
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Hi and Hello "Quantum hello" all I've done a bit of lurking here and have been thrilled to find Daves EEVBlog Its fantastic.
As my first post thanks Dave for your great stuff "I love It" I'm trying to get my interest back in hobby electronics after many years, the main reason I became fed up with it was the cost and availability of parts. Like a moth to the flame I'm going to try again. Has anyone any knowledge of a supply of the 50 Mhz Rigol scope in England or the UK. |
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on: Today at 02:18:58 PM
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| Started by Strube09 - Last post by DavidDLC | ||
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I also use Visual Studio C# to communicate with microcontrollers via USB.
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on: Today at 02:14:18 PM
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| Started by migsantiago - Last post by migsantiago | ||
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Excelent, another opinion that rejects split GND lines.
 Janne, about that picture you posted... are you using a multi-layer board? Did the 4 layer board improve noise rejection? |
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on: Today at 02:10:02 PM
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| Started by Strube09 - Last post by migsantiago | ||
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I use Visual C# 2010 Express Edition for USB connections and a lot of stuff. It's free for personal and commercial use.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/windows/ |
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on: Today at 01:50:19 PM
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| Started by Zedy - Last post by alm | ||
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Not sure about the sample rate of the ADC/DAC, but my guess it that in won't be fast enough for good transient response. Even an ancient opamp like an LM324 has a bandwidth of 1MHz at unity gain.
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on: Today at 01:41:13 PM
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| Started by Strube09 - Last post by Strube09 | ||
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Hey everyone,
Just wondering is anyone can suggest a good language to learn to create PC programs. Specifically I want to be able to create interfaces that work with my micro projects. Basically I want to use USB or 232 to communicate with the micros. Example might be that I can control what the micro is doing from the PC or the Micro can report some external events to the computer. I know I can use some hyperterminal type software, but I want to be able to have my own enviroment with custom buttons and a nice GUI. Visual basic, c++ something else? Thanks, Strube |
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