amerdsp wrote: Try an AC-coupled CdS cell. Or a pyro.

On Tue, 23 May 2006 12:40:24 -0700, wulf.grau wrote: I've done single channel receive of Arinc 429 using an ATMEGA16 and the Holt HI8588 line receiver. I used 2 inputs for the one channel and...

"Steve_Clevenger" <steve.clevenger@arm.com> skrev i meddelandet news:wfednUBhlsow-u7ZnZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@giganews.com... I only know of proprietary PCBs You could check w www.olimex.com which has a...

ElderUberGeek <aribloch@gmail.com> wrote: A loopback test can only confirm the very basic aspects of a RS232 serial port. USB<-->Serial converters have acquired quite a reputation around here for...

Hi Aimingoo. Only if it's memory mapped I/O. True I/O, accesses through I/O rather than memory instructions (or routines like inb, outb) doesn't require a virtual address. ioremap() is only used...

Can any one tell how can we write an array to PLC? There is an array of numbers that are to be obtained from LabView. How can one obtain these numbers from LabView and create it in PLC as an...

Nigel wrote: Was the chip hot after the failure? If not, latchup can be ruled out. The 1 A it may have had may or may not suffice to fry it if latchup has occured (for whatever reason). Some large...

Hello, All. As we all know that the standard linux kernel does not allow us to access physical address of devices, so the physical address must be converted to virtual address before any IO...

Aimingoo wrote: In this particular case it doesn't matter too much, but in general on usenet you should realize that readers may very well not have convenient access to previous articles in a...

gperroni wrote: Hi Giancarlo, You posted the same question in the msp430 gcc mailing list, and I already answered it there - the latest versions of the software in the cvs fix the problem you are...

Hi, all I recently developed a Verilog Simulator for Windows-platform. It's called LogicSim and is free for the time being. It supports most of the Verilog-2001 constructs, and has a very good...

Does anybody know of a manufacturer who makes LCD displays that take LVDS as an input for screen sizes smaller than 10" (6.4"/6.5" would be perfect) I'm having trouble finding any... Many thanks -

Thank you for your posts. There is no such document in the development kit but I get the general idea.

Rasmus Fink wrote: I would look at GCC V4 because of its *much* better THUMB implementation. With that particular part, in most cases, THUMB is the better choice for both size and performance.

Jim Adamthwaite wrote: For heavens sake, *NO*. I was expressing relief that no such monstrosities ever appeared here. The proper way to handle such things is to post them on some URL, and then...

Jim Adamthwaite wrote: I don't think posting to the newsgroup would be appreciated by many - this is strictly a text-only newsgroup. Have you joined the bdm tools mailing...

darkknight wrote: The '05 has been replaced by the '08 for new designs - look there.

"John B" <spamj_baraclough@blockerzetnet.co.uk> skrev i meddelandet news:4dbldaF19cj06U1@individual.net... "BobG" did not mention anything about RF in his original post, to which I replied. I didn't...

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Hi all! I'm trying to get BootUp-code for x86 (Pentium3) architecture working, using gcc an ld. Because after bootup only the F-Segment is visible to CPU, I need to place the "early" boot-code...