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Joined: 2019-06-17 9:00 pm
Last seen: 2023-05-30 11:05 pm
Topics: 18 / Replies: 1044
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RE: Incomprehensible behavior of TL062

@gorek I'm very much of a beginner noob in electronics too, but I see you say " because difference between inputs is almost to 0V ". My understandi...

1 week ago
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RE: Mecanum Wheel Robot Issues

@codecage I perused the post chain and your remark on using the ledcWrite()" method instead of the "analogWrite()" caught my eye. I've not done muc...

1 week ago
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RE: Turning Dalek into robot

@rommudoh Good progress I see, its moving already 😀 But don't forget the Snowball of Robots mantra: No robot shall kill any other robot. All r...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Turning Dalek into robot

@rommudoh Yes indeed, a camera and a voice is a must for this project I would think, augmented with some facial recognition so it can decide to whom...

3 weeks ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

Ah well, you did not see the magnifying headband thingy, the smoking mosfet in my first attempt due to soldering up a wire in the wrong place, and fo...

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

@zander I think you are still a little confused as concerns the pico. It does not matter one iota if the pico can be put into a very low powered de...

2 months ago
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RE: Is it possible to keep MicroPython installed on the Pico and also program using Arduino?

@zander @sealyons62 I'll let the OP read your link to see if the discussion is anything of interest. It seems it is some quite advanced programm...

2 months ago
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RE: Is it possible to keep MicroPython installed on the Pico and also program using Arduino?

@sealyons62 Its not possible, best to get 2 pico's (at least) and to dedicate one to for arduino use, and the other for mp.

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

I know you want to give this all a rest, so ignore this and move on, but I cant help mention for anyone else that could be interested in the RTC board...

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

@zander My breadboarded circuit has been powering up and down and blinking away for a few days now, and I'm putting it aside for now as I've other t...

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

The design is wholly Daves', the only claim to fame for me is I tested the circuit which works as described. So if you send a suitable fee to Dave he...

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

Ok you can come out of the naughty corner 🤨 . And note that once the int/sqw pin has triggered the power to the computer, then of course it runs what...

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

Its a different circuit and better for it. Why bother to post if you don't bother to read the post on the circuit design, but nevertheless wish to ...

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

As neither you nor @will shared your circuit design I cant possibly comment. The circuit Will linked to from electronoobs is of course a completely d...

2 months ago
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RE: Power Off Sleep Circuit based on Real Time Clock (DS3231)

Its already shared by dave in the post proceeding mine, in a great deal of detail. If you mean the small board he kindly gave me with the weeny FET s...

2 months ago
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