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RE: SMD Soldering Tweezers

It may... but those connectors don't look the same to me. I think the soldering tweezers are using a DIN-7 connector, and I think that station uses a ...

2 years ago
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RE: What is recommended for soldering iron tips.

Personally, I have found the straight conical tip the most challenging to find an appropriate use for. As a general rule, each tip will have a disti...

2 years ago
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RE: Introduce myself and my stepping motor project (with questions)

Sorry, I missed this earlier. I, at least, cannot do this easily. Big picture, the most important thing is probably to figure out what your target ...

2 years ago
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RE: How to find voltage regulator for 3.3V or 5V at 3A to 5A

I can't answer this authoritatively, but I think that basically is the solution for commercial switching power supplies. (I work with EEs, but am not ...

2 years ago
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RE: How to find voltage regulator for 3.3V or 5V at 3A to 5A

The most common effect of noise on a power rail is broadcasting that noise frequency into the surrounding air (and nearby components). This is basical...

2 years ago
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RE: How to find voltage regulator for 3.3V or 5V at 3A to 5A

The effect of the noise depends on exactly what you're using the rail for and the relative characteristics of the noise and your circuit. With suffici...

2 years ago
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RE: L298N low torque

Are you using an L298N directly? or via a controller board module? It can be trickier to use correctly than is commonly appreciated if you're using it...

2 years ago
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RE: How to find voltage regulator for 3.3V or 5V at 3A to 5A

For relatively low-current applications, the linear regulators are simple and small by comparison to a switching regulator (buck/boost converter). The...

2 years ago
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RE: Topic Suggestion: Sources and Vendors

The big distributors in this space are basically digikey and mouser. The issue is that although McMasterCarr is pretty good even if you're buying fair...

2 years ago
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RE: Introduce myself and my stepping motor project (with questions)

Note that using heap allocation doesn't get you any extra memory, it just provides a way of only using the memory you actually need. On the arduino,...

2 years ago
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RE: Introduce myself and my stepping motor project (with questions)

My proof of concept code was simply trying to see if the SD card write was the bottleneck... but I can't say that I think it is at this point. Writing...

3 years ago
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RE: Introduce myself and my stepping motor project (with questions)

Well... keep in mind that we would probably step using a timed interrupt routine. And that doesn't seem to change the timing at least at the level I t...

3 years ago
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RE: Introduce myself and my stepping motor project (with questions)

To me, my bit of sample code here gives the outline of what can be done in the loop. But we still don't actually know what frequency we need to update...

3 years ago
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RE: Introduce myself and my stepping motor project (with questions)

Yeah... I was thinking about alternatives... but I'm honestly not sure it's needed. I took a break to pull out my SPI SD card module and do some testi...

3 years ago
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RE: Introduce myself and my stepping motor project (with questions)

My general approach to figuring out this issue: Confirm that the stepper control generally works correctly without the logging component If not...

3 years ago
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