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  1. carl0s

    Measuring microamps & milliamps at 3 MHz bandwidth, AD8428

    Thanks Ed. I need to catch up on work & sleep. I'll be coming back to my project in a week or two :)
  2. carl0s

    Measuring microamps & milliamps at 3 MHz bandwidth, AD8428

    Thank you Paul. That part looks interesting. The 6-in-1 eval kits look very interesting. cheers :-) Carl
  3. carl0s

    Measuring microamps & milliamps at 3 MHz bandwidth, AD8428

    Hi I came across this article written by Paul. He uses an AD8248 as an amplifier for very low voltage changes across a shunt resistor, to "see" the current on the scope, at high bandwidth. I was wondering, since it was written more than 8 years ago, would this still be a good way to do...
  4. carl0s

    Programming Teensy3.x attached to MIPS OpenWRT wireless router

    Apologies if I'm way off the mark, but your atheros router won't have a development environment on it.. that seems unlikely anyway given the usual shortage of storage, so having cc missing (this is usually symlinked to gcc automatically) makes sense, and I'd expect a whole load of other build...
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    high-res MIPI display

    Yes that's what I thought. I had another idea.. How about a processor with an LCD driver built in, e.g. stm32f767, possibly with external SRAM (but maybe not required), and put that directly into the SSD2828. Is that a good way to design an MCU display thing? My project is a high end...
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    high-res MIPI display

    Hi! I'm well out of my depth here, but I'll have a go.. I have on order, a 3.4" 800x800 MIPI round display. I've spent the last week or so getting my head around stuff, realising that microcontrollers and MIPI don't go hand in hand. At 16bpp, 800x800 would be 1.2 megabytes of pixel data I...
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