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      @h4yn0nnym0u5e: I created a bare bones project to try using your Audio system to play from QSPI Flash Memory using LittleFS, and it does not work. My code tells me that it is playing, but nothing is coming out of the audio system which is...
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      DrM: Aaaw the good old days at Hughes Santa Barbara Research Center. This design brings me back to the great times that I had designing and working with CCD arrays (IR) forty years ago. Keep up the good work! Regards, Ed
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      Kurt et All: The resistor combination you are seeing on that pin is what we in the hardware world call a "digital active termination". Why Sparkfun has done this is anybody's guess. As you have already surmised that pin will only be usable with...
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      h4yn0nnym0u5e: I have read this entire thread and have not found a solution for playing directly from the LittleFS file system. I also looked in your examples and did not find any examples of using the LittleFS instead of a SD card. Could you...
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      Sammy: I think you may mean you are looking for Mil Spec 883 level B, which is the chip spec. common requested for all Military type activities. After over 30 years in the Aerospace World I found that most Aerospace companies used 883 Level B...
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      David: You cannot use MTP with the Mac Finder as this is a MicroSoft protocol that has not been implemented on the Mac. However there are several apps you can download that will read this protocol, google is your friend. Regards, Ed
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      The series resistor is placed between the IC pin that drives the signal voltage, and the rest of the signal trace. (If we put the series resistor on the other side, near the input pin, we get reflections and other nasty stuff, because electrical...
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      VictorFS: I am often amused by people who see everything as a software solution. (I you only have a hammer everything is a nail) This type of solution in my option would best be to use a combination of hardware and software such as using a...
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      I agree with most of this wholeheartedly, the only acception being since at least 1980 the DOD and other US government agencies requires very strong ESD immunity for just about everything you as a contractor creates for the agency. But most of...
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      sbfreddie reacted to AndyA's post in the thread Teensy 4.1 Digital Input Tolerance with Like Like.
      Ultimately the requirements depend on the exact nature of the signal, the environment and how paranoid you want to be. Obviously test conditions aren't the same as the real world but it gives you an idea of what it is reasonable to expect a...
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      Audiomath: My experience comes from the Aerospace world going back to the late seventies. Having worked on projects where EMP and other very fast transients were a problem, way back when we used transzorbs (which is a trademarked name for a very...
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      I just looked up the name of the library I used: UartEvent.h by Colin Duffy copyright 2015. A little less than 10 years ago. Regards, Ed
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      As I recall, the SerialDMAClass had 3 choices, fixed number of bytes, a specific character at the end of the block, and I can't remember the 3rd choice for the interrupt to be set. I choose fixed number of bytes which worked quite well for me...
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      I used DMA on the serial port to solve this type of problem 10 yrs ago on the T3.2. It used a set size of transfer and when each byte came in, it was automatically dumped into a buffer of bytes. When the number of bytes was completed the DMA...
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      Gentleman: I hope you understand how little 1.1 to 10 PicoFarads at 233MHz really is. This value could very easily be created by simply routing an etch close to power or ground. In the pictures above I see at least 10 to 30 pF of capacitance...
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