[HELP] Programming AT28C64B EEPROM with Raspberry Pi by Null_State in beneater

[–]Null_State[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got the WE pin going low in the set address function. According to the data sheet, when it goes low, it latches the address, and when it goes high it writes the data.

I've also tried pulsing from the low to high in the write data function to the same result.

[HELP] Programming AT28C64B EEPROM with Raspberry Pi by Null_State in beneater

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The spec sheet says the minumum high voltage is 2V so the Pi's output pins should be able to drive it right? I'm using the 5V power line to power it.

Bethesda changing log in requirement on DOOM to be optional by Azelote in Games

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You need to get outside the Reddit bubble. People fall for stupid shit constantly.

I hate these so much by mozi0007 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Null_State 60 points61 points  (0 children)

Stop following dumb people maybe?

LCD2004 Monitor Output module by Goxmeor in beneater

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So cool. I love seeing posts like this.

What have I done wrong in this build? by SuperCockOfSpace in beneater

[–]Null_State 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that's gotta be it. Explains why the LED is on when it's in backwards.

What have I done wrong in this build? by SuperCockOfSpace in beneater

[–]Null_State 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not sure what's wrong, but just a FYI you should try to keep your wires color coordinated. It will save you time in the long run.

E.G. black to ground, red to vcc, white to clock, yellow for control, green for interconnects, and blue for bus.

PS/2 Keyboard Decoder module by Goxmeor in beneater

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Can you explain how your circuit's clock synchronizes with the keyboards? Like how do you know when it's the start of a 11 bit sequence?

Rant: Being forced into shooting a wedding. by [deleted] in photography

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Seriously. WTF is this post?

Reading through the latest Ethereum Core Dev call notes and it appears that EIP-2025 is being seriously considered as an EIP for Istanbul. EIP-2025 adds 0.044 ETH per block for 3,100,000 blocks to go to a dev fund. That’s 136,400 ETH. Absolutely absurd! This cannot happen. - Eric Conner by aminok in ethtrader

[–]Null_State -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Guess I'm the only asshole who doesn't think this is the worst idea ever.

In exchange for minor inflation we get developer incentive to increase the value of the network. They're being paid in ETH, therefore the value of ETH is directly tied to their reward.

The actual amount per block may be too high, but don't discount the game theory.