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Sounds like we could use USB-UART then Analog ports on the microprocessors and dump a buffered data to the serial port. Thank copy that data into excell and...
Nick Munro
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Aug 1, 2007
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Andrew, Can you provide pads on the FTDI board which allow us to add a max chip and/or direct UART(0-5v) connection pins. ta, Nick (i also spied some dual uart...
Nick Munro
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... You would only get a 10's of kilohertz sample rate there. An external flash ADC for $10 and you can have 100Ms/S. (The problem then becomes buffering it) ...
Andrew
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I can't see a great need for a MAX232 chip as well. If you want to connect to an RS232 device then those pre built ones like you guys already have are cheaper....
Andrew
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... A decent ADC is never the problem :) As Andrew noted, buffering is the big problem. You could brew up some dual ported ram using buffers and hardware...
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Them's sounds like fighin' words! :) ... From: Brett Lymn [mailto:blymn@...] Sent: Thursday, 2 August 2007 2:00 PM To: robot_sig@yahoogroups.com ...
I-Wherrett, Joshua
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... A FPGA or CPLD into a fast static RAM or two can give you 100MS and cost ~20. If you where making ONE then I am on Bretts side in saying not worth it. But...
Andrew
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... I was thinking more of the cost of the ram ... you are going to have to trade off a decent sample depth against pocket depth ;) -- Brett Lymn...
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... I was assuming $10 for the logic and $10 for the RAM. If you only wanted 512 BYTES sample depth you could get buy with just using the free RAM on an FPGA. ...
Andrew
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... OK - but 32k gives you about 327 microseconds of sample time at 100Ms/s, you have to get an awful lot of those chips to get up to a reasonable sample...
Brett Lymn
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... I would never put more than one chip in the thing. I was looking at async chips because you dont need to run them at 100MHz if you are looking at a slower...
Andrew
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Hi Andrew, It's probably a bit late to ask but when are you planning on doing the boards etc. Saturday or Sunday 4th or 5th Morning or Evening. I can't make it...
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Aug 3, 2007
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Hi All, Does anyone know which are the quietest 12cm cast fans from UMart? I have discovered that the most expensive fans are not the quietest! Thanks Josh...
Josh
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Josh, GlacialTech cheapies are very quiet for the for 6-12 months. Throw them out and get new ones every 6-12. they are sub $10. ... quietest!...
Andrew
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Aug 4, 2007
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Sunday was the plan. I wont be ready to do it Sat. Can do it next weekend or some time during the week if that suits better. There was one other person that...
Andrew
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Hi Andrew and All, It's no go for me this weekend but I'd like to come along learn and assist next weekend if possible. What about Sunday the 12th 10am. ...
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Aug 4, 2007
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OK. Sunday the 12th. I only have 2 FT232 chips on hand. So i will either need to order some, only make 2 or people fend for themselves. I can show paul and...
Andrew
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Hi Andrew, I'm prepared to pay some money up to $50 cover costs. Will that do it? See you 1 week from tomorrow. Cheers....
uqpniels
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Aug 4, 2007
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I'm running DB9 serial ports so I've hooked up a max232 so I won't need a FT232 board I don't think. BTW what is a good safe source of UV that I can use to...
Dingo_aus
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... The chips are 4-5$ USD depending where you get them. The plugs will be another couple of dollars and it cost about $5 or $10 for a PCB but that will make ...
Andrew
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... Yep Bunnings have BLB fluro tubes. They are perfect wavelength for the PCBs You could shop around and find them a fair bit cheaper than bunnings though ...
Andrew
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http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/robot_sig/files/ Seams like neither Yahoo Mail or Hotmail will accept the partial zip file emails, so i've taken your advice...
Nick Munro
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I have a fair amount of stuff I want to get from digikey (including the new ATmega164!). If anyone else wants to put in we should have a decent order pretty...
Josh
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mmm - 2 UARTS in a 44 pin package. I had not noticed that one. Who wants to orgaise the digikey order then ? I am not ready to order myself. I can ...
Andrew
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Hi All, I just got my IR/White-Line sensors working last night. I had to use the full 10 bit ADC to get enought resolution. On the ADC (int values) 0 = Full IR...
Josh
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Aug 6, 2007
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Hi All, Here is the code I was talking about. It doesn't make everything go however it shows how to initialise the timers, ADC, UART, interrupts, etc, enough...
Josh
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Hi Guys, With the recent talk of DCO's I figured now would be a good time to ask, What do people recommend as to a good DCO? Some things to consider - Mostly...
Jason Baker
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http://www.owon.com.au/pds5022s.html Is a 25Mhz scope with 100Ms/S for <900$ AUD. (Have seen them for $330USD so go figure that exchange rate) It connects to...
Andrew
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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Digital-7-8-Color-25MHz-Oscilloscope-OWON-PDS5022-USB_W0QQitemZ200136346581QQihZ010QQcategoryZ104247QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD2VQQcmdZViewIte...
I-Wherrett, Joshua
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Aug 6, 2007
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Two months ago I got a DSO 2100 100MHz unit direct from China (now seems to be replaced by the 2090 & 2150): ...
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