A quick update on the Prototyping Board #1.
Prototyping Board #1, also known as “Breadboard PCB” has evolved to version 1.1. Same concept, small improvements, better usability!
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A quick update on the Prototyping Board #1.
Prototyping Board #1, also known as “Breadboard PCB” has evolved to version 1.1. Same concept, small improvements, better usability!
Continue reading Prototyping Board #1 – 1.1 Update
8 x Eurorack Power Connectors in a very compact (100 x 50 mm) board.
Step by step assembling guide for the Mini Dual Power Supply. Please read all the step at least once before starting assembling.
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Your synth’s small and efficient filtered and regulated Dual Power Supply, from a simple AC adapter.
Check the 2.1 update!
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This board is the number 2 in the “Permanent Breadboards” series. This time, the layout is no more a simple direct copy of a classic breadboard: it’s a mix between a stripboard and an Arduino shield!
The Prototyping Boards are designed to offer the same look and feel as classic breadboards, with the ability to solder connexions: yes, you will have to solder 🙂
In other words, you’ll keep your prototype for life time!
Continue reading Prototyping Board 2: Arduino shield
Here’s an excerpt from a topic about temperature compensators in exponential converters on Modwiggler forum:
http://www.modwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=120518
Frequency drift is caused by the two transistors in the exponential converter being at different temperatures and minimised by them being on the same substrate. This is temperature balancing. Temperature compensation with tempco resistors tries to stop the Volts/oct changing by matching the exponential term which is proportional to absolute temperature. At 25 deg C the amount of change for 1 deg is 1/(273 + 25) = 0.33557% or 3355.7ppm. That is where the figure comes from, it is not 3300pmm or 3000ppm or 3500ppm or anything else.
If you want to use avrdude with an AVRISPmkII from Atmel on your Ubuntu 14.04 machine, you need to use sudo
. If you don’t, you will receive an “Operation not permitted” message.
Unless you tweak UDEV.
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