Digi 35 CPU - voltage overshoot
Digi 35 CPU - voltage overshoot
Digi 35 CPU - voltage overshoot
Digi 35 CPU - voltage overshoot
Digi 35 CPU - voltage overshoot
Digi 35 CPU - voltage overshoot
LUFA-based avrispmkII clone - www.bravekit.com
TSOP38238 ready - IR control
TSOP38238 ready - IR control
Not perfectly aligned
Godjira is hungry!
Good quality clip
Bodge wire
What's wrong?
In it goes
Finally fixed
My improved ground clip vs. the standard one
Didn't test any of it
Recursion...
GODJIRA
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Usual probe hook
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C26 hack
C26 hack
Shunt resistors
TL084 quad opamp
Power supply investigation
DIGI 35 CPU A
Interface chips
Unstable control loop
Testing C26
Not impressive
Digi-35-CPU - analog section
Doesn't look like 'just' 10mA to me :-(
WaveAce224_periodic_pulse_trigger_OK_005
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WaveAce224_periodic_pulse_trigger_OK_002
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WaveAce224_aperiodic_pulse_trigger_NOT-OK_003
WaveAce224_aperiodic_pulse_trigger_NOT-OK_002
WaveAce224_aperiodic_pulse_trigger_NOT-OK_001
bad current regulation
bad current regulation
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Digi 35 CPU - voltage overshoot
Still withing tolerances for 5V AVR chips. Lucky me! But I didn't have 'peak detect' turned on, so maybe there are some nasty spikes hidden in there. Better use a voltage regulator + 5.5V Zener diode in the future.
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