Amazing work! I've been working on porting a fork of David Forbes' code to
an STM32G474. Got a starfield and 3D cube showing, but got somewhat stuck.
Now looking at designing a power supply.
Are you planning on sharing the software?
tirsdag den 27. februar 2024 kl. 22.13.25 UTC+1 skrev paulvr:
I'm not sure what you mean by integrators. The DAC outputs are configured
as unbuffered, to use the full range 0 tot 3,3 Volt (internal STM buffers
are not rail to rail). So, the DAC output is connected to an opamp buffer
and from there to a amplifing and summing opamp, and further to a
Hi Paul
Your clock is lovely. Glad that I able to help in some way.
I used (9 years ago!) DXF format for my graphics and now reading about
SVG it looks to be a superb format for scope clock fonts and graphics. I
look forward to seeing the evolution of your clock!
Grahame
On 26/02/2024
So do I,
I have a 3LO38i waiting for a while in his box.
Le mardi 27 février 2024 à 05:45:37 UTC+1, Richard Scales a écrit :
> I too would be interested in a kit if you are considering making such a
> thing available.
>
> - Richard
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> On Monday 26 February 2024 at 18:50:05 UTC paulvr wrote:
I too would be interested in a kit if you are considering making such a
thing available.
- Richard
On Monday 26 February 2024 at 18:50:05 UTC paulvr wrote:
> The flyback converter is built around the TI LM5156H. This IC was selected
> because it has an external mosfet, which means the
Paul,
This is quite a nice project. It looks like a very clean display.
I have run out of the custom transformers I had made in 2006, and I'm
quite interested in using off-the-shelf ones in the future. Would you be
willing to share a schematic of what you made?
I also appreciate using SVG
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