Gentlemen,
you all know Tom Van Baak's PPSDIV project in that a PIC microcontroller
acts as an sychronous frequency divider and generates a bunch of output
frequencies from a single 10 MHz input with an 1 PPS among it.
I have translated this project into the AVR world of microcontrollers
and at
The cubicle?
Anti-Productivity Pods: Cubicles as Dilbert so astutely noted.
For my money the most important work on software productivity in the
last 20 years
is DeMarco and Lister's Peopleware (1987 Dorset House Publishing, NY
NY). For a decade
the authors conducted coding wars at a number
I have a problem with my HP 5371A. Fairly often, when I display samples
in one of the graph modes, the graph is displayed properly, but then a
number of horizontal lines show up composed of semi-regularly-spaced
dots. Typically the rows will be spaced about 1/5 of the vertical size
apart.
Hi,
I am new to the time nuts mailing list and I have one question. How do
I search the mail list archives for a specific topic or keyword? It
appears that I have to search each month's archive, which is terribly
time consuming. I want to search the entire archive at one time. Is
there a way
What have you tried so far?
Using Google, as already mentioned, is one option.
You can download the monthly archives, then use grep or whatever you
like to search. You may want to search the current month separately.
Gary
Myers, Charlie wrote:
Hi,
I am new to the time nuts mailing list
On Sat, Sep 6, 2008 at 10:30 AM, J.D. Bakker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am new to the time nuts mailing list and I have one question. How do
I search the mail list archives for a specific topic or keyword?
As far as I am aware there is no direct way to search the entire
archive. A workable
It may be related to video not being blanked properly during the vertical
retrace on the CRT... particularly if the dots on each row seem to be regularly
aligned (either vertically or most likely skewed).
If the vertical retrace signal lasts for five horizontal scan line times, you
would
The dot are aligned horizontally, only a single scan line per set of
dots. However, this only shows up in graph mode, not in any other
display. The dots are actually in memory. If I plot the graph, they show
up in the plot also.
Bill Ezell
--
They said 'Windows or better'
so I used
I don't think so. Not only is this not documented in the manual, the
lines aren't complete. There tend to be missing pixels; sometimes there
are only a few pixels in a line. But, the lines are always horizontal,
and typically occur every 1/4 to 1/6 or so of the vertical span, but
Richard (Rick) Karlquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]L:
Going back to Agilent's origins at HP, AFAIK, only Hewlett and Packard
ever had traditional offices with walls to the ceiling and doors.
Their offices are preserved in the condition they were in when
H P left the company. Employees can visit
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