Thank you Werner, it works, I have a light background.
Who is going to update the User guide? I tried to, but I can't do it.
Carl.
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Hello list,
i just wrote some PCB-footprint-files for horizontal-pluged
minidin[3-8] and DIN-connectors, I hope they are usefull and dont
contain too much errors.
www.kbdbabel.org/pcb/
Is there a chance to get those included in the official
PCB-distribution?
Regards, Alexander
Hi Alexander,
i just wrote some PCB-footprint-files for horizontal-pluged
minidin[3-8] and DIN-connectors, I hope they are usefull and dont
contain too much errors.
www.kbdbabel.org/pcb/
Thanks for your work and your contribution!
Is there a chance to get those included in the official
Steve Meier wrote:
Isn't the switch to rohs soldering a bigger issue?
There's a rumor that there is a RoHS exception for package leg pitches of 0.5mm
and under,
meaning all you do to get exemption is put such a part on your board...
There's an email list of people documenting soldering
Steve Meier wrote:
An interesting hobbyist project might be to modify a hot plate to be
computer controlled with a thermal couple feed back loop to meet
Altera's requirements.
Levente has a design for a toaster controller I think he'll share.
John Griessen
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Maybe this would make a cool 3D mouse for gEDA/PCB/BRL-CAD?
http://qdot.livejournal.com/236133.html
http://www.nonpolynomial.com/libnifalcon/
http://home.novint.com/
I don't recommend that site if blinking things bother you.
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http://www.wearablesmartsensors.com/
Is there a chance to get those included in the official
PCB-distribution?
For a start, you could put them on gedasymbols...
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On Samstag, 29. März 2008, Carl van Denzen wrote:
Thank you Werner, it works, I have a light background.
Who is going to update the User guide?
Done. http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:gschem_ug
I tried to, but I can't do it.
Please ask Ales for a login if you like to contribute more
Hello Stephen
On 25/03/08, Stephen Williams wrote:
The -tfpga code generator for virtex is almost certainly trying
to implement your gates with LUT2 devices. It uses an INIT= attribute
attached to the LUT2 to specify the logic. That's pretty basic and
should work.
Looks like ngdbuild is
Looks like it might be good for use as the robotic arm of a pick and
place machine.
Steve M
Bob Paddock wrote:
Maybe this would make a cool 3D mouse for gEDA/PCB/BRL-CAD?
http://qdot.livejournal.com/236133.html
http://www.nonpolynomial.com/libnifalcon/
http://home.novint.com/
I don't
Steve Meier wrote:
Looks like it might be good for use as the robotic arm of a pick and
place machine.
That's exactly what I was thinking! I recently outfitted an old XY pen
plotter to work with a little vacuum pump as a pick and place machine
for 0603 parts. It did work pretty well,
Jesse --
(I'd be glad to share my code, but honestly it's sort of kludged
together, mostly perl. It reads the Daumst and Zevantech pick and place
files
I hack gerbv on occasion. Gerbv has the ability to read Gerbers
(natch), drill, and various pick-and-place files. I'd be interested
to
Jesse Gordon wrote:
I'm still looking for a good quality but small USB camera (low-res black
and white or high-res color prefered) that works with Linux, that is not
ov511 based, if anyone knows of such a thing.
(The ov511 works great, but has a bug which causes the auto light gain
control
True, and I actually do have a good old bt848 card that I got years
ago! But anyway, I use a laptop for controlling this thing, and I guess
I always assumed that a pcmcia bt848 card would be sort of spendy, and
besides, having the camera ADC right on the same board or chip as the
CCD/CMOS
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