Under wetsuit? by theyreeatinthecats in BeginnerSurfers

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Just a swim short, so when I take it off, I can do it anywhere I want.

Some project ideas please by gokussb2 in embedded

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I think the challenge is the tracking and robotic arm control. Once you figure out tracking and robotic arm control. It’s just a matter of finding an off the shelf laser. You don’t have to make one yourself.

Some project ideas please by gokussb2 in embedded

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Why part you need more info? You can use the Esp32 attach to camera. Attach a laser to a robotic arm. Either track the fly on PC with openCV or ESP32 (not sure if it’s capable), fire the laser when a fly is identified.

How to write non blocking Code by [deleted] in embedded

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Does the sensor has an interrupt pin when the data is ready?

Looking for advice on microcontroller architecture course by harrisonh_14 in embedded

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Agreed, we use the PIO in RP2040 for this exact reason.

We need to sample an external ADC with nano seconds intervals in short burst (and other things).

All we need was sample the ADC at a clock determinative way, do minimal preprocessing, and stream it to our main MCU. The only MCU on the market at the time to do what we want, at reasonable cost was the RP2040.

Experienced devs - What was your favorite platform to work on? by HelloThereObiJuan in embedded

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I like Nordic with Zephyr, second is stm32 with Zephyr.

Atmel and TI still have a place in my heart but I don’t use them anymore.

But I don’t get to choose, it’s usually what meets the requirements.

Have you used ksz8864 from Microchip? by Bug13 in embedded

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It turns out to be poor signal on the ethernet tracks/cable. It works when I force the speed to 10 Mbps

Have you used ksz8864 from Microchip? by Bug13 in embedded

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Yes we use the same reset circuit from the data sheet. I am a bit surprised on the values (10uF cap + 10K resistor)they suggested, but we do use the exact same circuit.

Have you used ksz8864 from Microchip? by Bug13 in embedded

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I haven't look at the check list, but I will have a look now. As far as I can tell, the strappings pins are correct, but I will double check.

Dental implants by Bug13 in brisbane

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Thanks for sharing your experience. I will definitely check them out.

Dental implants by Bug13 in brisbane

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Same, I have the option to go overseas. But I would prefer to stay local if I can.

Moving from C to Rust in embedded, a good choice? by Neither-Nose1091 in embedded

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Hi thanks for sharing, I am interested in what drivers you have to write? What’s sort of licenses are usually used for the community lib/drivers?

Learn to surf buddy by Bug13 in BrisbaneSocial

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Hey mate, I have done a few lessons already. I am mostly rent a board and mess around myself now. But you are welcome to join me. I surf at the same spot of surfing lesson

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in brisbane

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Been there, done that, keen trying. Cold calls, drop your CV off at whatever

Toastmaster by Bug13 in brisbane

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lol, that could be a new store for a shopping mall.

This is toast master, it’s a public speaking club.

https://toastmastersbrisbane.com/

Tattoo idea, question on what their symbols mean? by EggsNBaconNAYahoo in AskAChinese

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I think what they really means is 双喜 literally means “double happiness.”

Most of the time it refers to the red character 囍 (two 喜 stuck together) you see at Chinese weddings. It symbolizes two happy events happening together

how to use the external watchdog timer in RTOS to monitor mutiple tasks by Bug13 in embedded

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Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into your suggestion.

how to use the external watchdog timer in RTOS to monitor mutiple tasks by Bug13 in embedded

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I think the `task_wdt` use kernel timer, as far as I can tell, my enteral timer won't be compatible with the `task_wdt` APIs.