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Hiya Useus,,,,Ignore my last post,,,I managed to open the file now,,,Thanks, Marty.
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Hiya Useus,,,,Thanks for the files. Is there a Sprint layout for the pcb please? I'm having trouble opening the Gerber files in Sprin layout 6. Thanks, Marty.
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Finds in our garden with FoxyPI (after electrolytic cleaning):
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The double-pole switch with locking in the neutral position and the digital LED voltmeter allow you to determine the voltage of the uC/power battery in any mode of MD operation:
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these days I have designed a single layer version ready and finished.
In the zip there is all that is necessary.
Read the readme!Attached Files
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V0.8
correct capacitor dimensions
fixed an lcd connection
improved component positioning
as soon as the material arrives I produce this versionAttached Files
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Originally posted by FoxyLab View PostHello!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]49418[/ATTACH]
Here are the signals at the ADC input - without a target (1), with a target (2). The upper horizontal line is the saturation of the ADC (voltage >= 1.235 V), then voltage gradually decreases to zero.
Thanks for the info, cheers.
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gnd improvements
displacement components
displacement tracks
removed unnecessary capacitors
added power input diode 1N5819
wires size correction
this is truly the last: PAttached Files
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This is a purely subjective decision, due to this - a discharge of batteries for "digital" power will lead to complete inoperability of the device (therefore, before a long search, I fully charge the "digital" batteries), and a discharge of batteries of "analog" power only reduces the sensitivity of the device.Originally posted by useus View Postsure!
however, it is also a convenience factor, do you want to have only one rechargeable battery pack instead of two stylus battery packs to replace when they are discharged?
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Hello!Originally posted by 6666 View PostHi Foxylab, just wondering when you monitor the output of the LM358 with a CRO, what is the voltage range between the highs and lows of the signal ? thanks
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Here are the signals at the ADC input - without a target (1), with a target (2). The upper horizontal line is the saturation of the ADC (voltage >= 1.235 V), then voltage gradually decreases to zero.
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Hi Foxylab, just wondering when you monitor the output of the LM358 with a CRO, what is the voltage range between the highs and lows of the signal ? thanks
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Originally posted by FoxyLab View PostThanks for hint. You are right with this batts.
But 4% with 15 minutes is not big deal :-) And rebalance is "press btn -> 10 sec pause -> press btn -> READY".
sure!
however, it is also a convenience factor, do you want to have only one rechargeable battery pack instead of two stylus battery packs to replace when they are discharged?
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