ATTINY1627/26/25/24 availability gchapman wrote:
Indeed (OPAMP) though with greater noise
A few microvolts noise as a final pro- tiny1627 argument ?
Sunday, 3 April 2022 - 16:35
ATTINY1627/26/25/24 availability gchapman wrote:To evaluate
The Curiosity Nano Kits are almost too good for that alone. They are ideal for productive use.
gchapman wrote:
Programmable Gain...
Sunday, 3 April 2022 - 00:13
ATTINY1627/26/25/24 availability gchapman wrote:
on sale Mar'22
Part Number: DM080104 - ATtiny1627 Curiosity Nano | Microchip Technology Inc. | World's Largest Inventory of Microchip Products
Why buy this...
Saturday, 2 April 2022 - 23:22
The reasons of ARMs controller. avrcandies wrote:set a few adjustment & use them
How about just setting the baud/speed rate in plain text, staging the data into a buffer, and "pressing start" in an IO...
Monday, 28 March 2022 - 15:52
The reasons of ARMs controller. El Tangas wrote:The Z80 had something like that
The Z380 was even better equipped in this respect if I remembered correctly. Crazy to shed a tear over such old chips...
Monday, 28 March 2022 - 14:09
The reasons of ARMs controller. Heisen wrote:I wish microchip had microcontrollers which are classic AVR8 but made faster.
So far, all my projects have been fast enough in assembler. It often...
ATtiny1616 Three Buttons Debouncing Debouncing? It's a lot easier to do with a little bit of software! To do this, the keys are simply queried in a periodic timer interrupt.
AVR-DB... Almost a win! AtomicZombie wrote:I am thinking about doing an audio project this time - an analog + digital synth made completely from through-hole 8 bit AVR
It reminds me of an AVR...
Wednesday, 29 December 2021 - 15:01
AVR-DB... Almost a win! AtomicZombie wrote:
Is a cheap 8 bit micro the wrong part for the job.... hell yeah it is!
... that's the only reason why I am interested.
That in your initial posting...
Tuesday, 28 December 2021 - 20:23
AVR-DB... Almost a win! I don't really understand the idea yet. If you want a perfect VGA generator, you should use a more suitable controller. When fun is / when it comes to maximum performance...
gchapman wrote: Indeed (OPAMP) though with greater noise A few microvolts noise as a final pro- tiny1627 argument ?
gchapman wrote:To evaluate The Curiosity Nano Kits are almost too good for that alone. They are ideal for productive use. gchapman wrote: Programmable Gain...
gchapman wrote: on sale Mar'22 Part Number: DM080104 - ATtiny1627 Curiosity Nano | Microchip Technology Inc. | World's Largest Inventory of Microchip Products Why buy this...
avrcandies wrote:set a few adjustment & use them How about just setting the baud/speed rate in plain text, staging the data into a buffer, and "pressing start" in an IO...
El Tangas wrote:The Z80 had something like that The Z380 was even better equipped in this respect if I remembered correctly. Crazy to shed a tear over such old chips...
Heisen wrote:I wish microchip had microcontrollers which are classic AVR8 but made faster. So far, all my projects have been fast enough in assembler. It often...
Can it be that the desired precision (randomness) is realistically not needed at all? Pseudo-random should be completely sufficient for 99.9% of use cases.
Debouncing? It's a lot easier to do with a little bit of software! To do this, the keys are simply queried in a periodic timer interrupt.
awneil wrote:Just a thought, but the .asmproj content format looks the same as the content format for .cproj - so I wonder if you could just rename the ....
AtomicZombie wrote:I am thinking about doing an audio project this time - an analog + digital synth made completely from through-hole 8 bit AVR It reminds me of an AVR...
AtomicZombie wrote: Is a cheap 8 bit micro the wrong part for the job.... hell yeah it is! ... that's the only reason why I am interested. That in your initial posting...
I don't really understand the idea yet. If you want a perfect VGA generator, you should use a more suitable controller. When fun is / when it comes to maximum performance...
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