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OT: Eine Frage f?r unsere deutschen Freunde
Greetings, gentlemen, Your English is clearly better than my German and it's 'illegal' to post here other than in English so I'll proceed in English. ;) Whilst browsing in a local auction house...
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Too much sheet to deal with
Netlist sheet? No. Google "sheet costumes" What a bunch of sheet.
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Re: Happy Flag Day US-ians.
I don't think that either of them do electronics any more. I wonder what they actually do.
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Multiple regulated voltages
I need +/-10V (about 1A), +/-2.5V (about 100mA) and 5V (about 60mA). I was shocked that it is virtually impossible to find a negative voltage LDO capable of hundreds of milliamps and reasonably cheap....
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Solder mask and heat?
This is going to sound like a silly question but it's the perfectionist in me. I did a pcb with a rather large copper zone area (like a ground plane but n ot grounded), as a base for a couple of those...
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[OT] Well, slightly... 2.4GHz Bluetooth LE radio, sending raw datagrams on linux
Hi, This is slightly off topic (more software than hardware but as this is a very active group, I'm hoping someone might happen to know. The Micro:bit has a 2.4GHz radio that can either support a...
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bare-metal ZYNQ
Assume I'm a pointy-haired boss trying to help one of my guys. I think that... The Xilinx ZYNQ (FPGA+ARM on a chip) has a hard boot loader. It figures out what the boot device is (serial flash, SD...
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testing smd capacitors with the chinese clip
The 47 pF SMD reads 45.230 pF, after zeroing the meter with the clip attached, hand free measurements. The clip fits nicely with 10 pF also close... It is the small ones I care about. The spring in...
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Mystery NXP IC
Can anyone identify the mystery NXP IC? Can't seem to find anything out about from the usual searches: The application is a "Razer Panthera" arcade-style controller for the Sony Playstation/PC.
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OTC hearing aids in the US
I saw a little blurb in an AARP magazine about a new law approving over the counter hearing aids, purchasable with no audiologist's prescription. I hadn't heard of this before so after the recent...
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O/T: why knot?
Recently I reviewed my old Boy Scout knots, and could only remember four. Contrary to Winston Churchill's quip, it appears whiskey has taken more out me, than I've taken out of whiskey - So I'm...
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OT New car humor.
Fun read. GH
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The insects are coming
The insects are coming: not bad Canon A470 full zoom hold in hand from a meter or so away. Cobra33 merupakan salah satu situs judi slot online gacor terlengkap dan terbesar di indonesia Cobra33...
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data compression algorithm
In the vein of suggestions made by Martin Brown, David Eather, et al a while back, this is idea for a lossy compressor/decompressor designed to compress 10 bits of greyscale image data down to 8 in a...
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Ann: Southampton,UK: Use of Raspberry Pi for low cost air quality monitoring, public talk
Tuesday 18 June 2019 Florentin Bulot of Southampton University: Low-cost sensors for monitoring air-borne particulate matter, using Raspberry Pi . The 6 St Denys monitors , including live data,...
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