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glassfog
Member Since: January 6, 2010
Country: United States
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Bio
Electronics hobbyist since 1968. Avionics tech F-111(A,F,EF), F-16(A,B,C,D,XL)... Electronics labs - General Dynamics
Expertise
Breathing - perfect so far
Interests
Electronics, Audio electronics, Judo
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The control pots identified by row total eleven. The Fritz shows only ten. I can only find references to 10 pot inputs in the code. Have I missed something?
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Does everyone answer the same 10 questions? Or, do you have a random 10?
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Anybody else notice the photo of this shield mounted on the Arduino?
What kind of pins did you guys use instead of the stackable headers you recommend?
I've used 16 pin dip wire-wrap sockets and then cut the socket off the top of the board; quick touch-up with the soldering iron and it looks great.
Nice way to keep the stack thin. -
This is a link to an article discussing converting an ATX PSU to a benchtop supply and the suggested load resistors.
http://www.techbites.com/201004242624/myblog/blog/z0028-further-to-benjamin-jordons-atx-psu-to-bench-top-supply-conversion-project.html
Recommended load resistors - from article
5.6 ohm, 5W - 3.3v
15 ohm, 5W - 5v
12 ohm, 25W - 12v
The min load on the 12v supply is 1A. Some PSU's won't meet spec on any rail if the 12v rail isn't loaded. This article disusses post regulating the 12v rail rather than a static load (read space heater), an LM317 might work here.
No public wish lists :(