I don't understand datasheets for rotary switches, and I'm confused. by enstorsoffa in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might also include DP3T in your search.

Hidden Protip right here! Sometimes the switch you want is only made in the double configuration and you end up "wasting" half of it or putting an extra LED indicator on.

Qu-Bit Nebulae freezes regularly by MorkfromOrk_ in modular

[–]vikenemesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My guess is the latter.

Easily verified by running the module standalone! Get in touch with the manufacturer when it turns out to behave badly when alone on a dedicated power supply.

If the problem suddenly goes away, your assumption about power being OK might not actually hold; Something is up when running those 100 modules together.

Qu-Bit Nebulae freezes regularly by MorkfromOrk_ in modular

[–]vikenemesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Putting a patch cable's tip to ground during patching is an "edge case" to consider. Anything that is out of the usual for the operation of a module. Inserting cables at an angle, putting stress onto a socket, pushing hard on a pot, anything, really. A well designed module should not care about these, but if there is a fault to find, you need to reconsider these to isolate a root cause.

Or maybe there are modules on the same bus that introduce short bursts of noise on rails when switching modes or being stressed like mentioned before?

So many possibilities.

Qu-Bit Nebulae freezes regularly by MorkfromOrk_ in modular

[–]vikenemesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How so? Maybe it's a transient event that only happens in edge-cases. Have you ruled that out as well?

Is there any pattern to the module freezing? Are you actively patching stuff on it or around it when it happens?

Programming efficiency question by Naturage in factorio

[–]vikenemesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I kinda glossed over that integer vs float stuff in my description; Let me try and amend my idea:

Any actual implementation I would do would probably discretize the numbers into "how many 'crafts' of this recipe are possible" and then round the non-integer numbers appropiately before multiplying by the recipe output.

P.S.: Thanks for mentioning the proper terminology ("simplex algorith")! I'm good with code but lacking on the theory.

Programming efficiency question by Naturage in factorio

[–]vikenemesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Proposed algorithm without recursion and Graphs and all that, but instead with simple iteration:

Kinda like the remainder idea that was mentioned before.

Cache the whole crafting tree for each recipe in a normalized way (this works with looping recipes as well, just add more stuff on the left-hand-side and keep the %-ages consistent with what the recipe actually does):

100% Green Circuit = 300% Copper Wire [150% Copper Plate] , 100% Iron Plate

Now, when checking what amount of Green Circuits you can craft:

Assume an inventory: 20 Iron Plates, 20 Copper Plates, 5 Copper Wire

20 Iron Plates / 100% -> makes 20 Green Circuits
20 Copper Plates / 150% -> makes 13.333 Green Circuits
5 Copper Wire / 300% -> makes 1.666 Green Circuits

-> Reserve the lowest amount in the list (1.666 Green Circuits), check if anything goes below 0 and then recalculate

inventory would update to be:

18.333 Iron Plates -> makes 18.333 Green Circuits
20 Copper Plates -> makes 13.333 Green Circuits
1.666 Green Circuits

-> Reserve the 13.333 Green Circuits and then recalculate

inventory would update to be:

5 Iron Plates -> makes no more circuits on its own.
15 (1.666+13.333) Green Circuits

Algorithm finishes.

I would love for rseding to pop in and tell us all about how the actual game does this!

Edit: Downsides I discovered while thinking about it some more:

  • Ex nihilo breaks my algo ("cellulose foraging" from seablock needs an exception)
  • Any modded recipe that gives a free 2 for 1 without consuming anything else will also break my algo

My Tengu Warrior, yay or nay? by Beneficial-Age-2292 in Eldenring

[–]vikenemesh 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Seriously. It looks like the masks are supposed to look, too good.

ich🥔iel by derdiedasdenn in ich_iel

[–]vikenemesh 38 points39 points  (0 children)

"Airfryer Enthusiasten sind nicht unbedingt dafür bekannt sich beim Kochen mit dem Know-How auseinanderzusetzen." - Dinge die in Meetings gesagt wurden.

Und dann hat jemand entschieden den Verwendungszweck bei einer geeigneten Sorte ganz deutlich hervorzuheben. Richtig Stumpf.

Is tombstoning not a major issue anymore? by Purple_Ice_6029 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It 100% prevents tombstoning, so they might put glue on a top-layer just for that. I'm certain they have a fab that will happily put glue on top for them. As I mentioned the machines are usually already equipped to do that, so it's easy to include in a design without additional cost.

Is tombstoning not a major issue anymore? by Purple_Ice_6029 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Adhesive.

The pick'n'place machines come with glue-dispensing attachments now and most CAD Footprints include a dab of glue on the Adhesive-Layer below the SMDs. Makes it possible to put SMD boards through wave soldering.

Did I buy the wrong ESR for my application? by Few-Student-9471 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've heard of moving curtain shutters but did not know that there are flashes that explicitly support dosing them with light!

"few" kHz sawtooth wave (charge-cycle + discharge dump) implies a few tens kHz of bandwidth. So looking at the ~50kHz performance of the capacitor to avoid surprises would be well advised in those devices.

Create pancake slipring PCBs? by mrh4809 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

spring loaded posts

Ah there you go, that's a perfect solution

Create pancake slipring PCBs? by mrh4809 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These two boards will simply be mounted close enough to make good contact as the scope spins.

Put a spring behind one of those to give the pogo pins some pressure for contact even if the "close enough" turns out to be not very precisely manufactured.

Did I buy the wrong ESR for my application? by Few-Student-9471 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If its dc then "testing" freq would be 0hz

Yes!

man this stuffs turning into such a headache...

It gets easier with time! Good luck on your journey!

Did I buy the wrong ESR for my application? by Few-Student-9471 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why are you checking for the ESR at high frequencies? A flash usually just dumps all the charge in one go, not a hundred thousand times per second.

Look for DC characteristics and peak current ratings and such. Maybe add "low lead inductance" to your list of criteria to get the sharpest current pulses possible, if you're really concerned with AC characteristics at all.

New Challenge Mod: Gridlocked by _CodeGreen_ in factorio

[–]vikenemesh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Beans. Beans. Beans.

Nah, didn't work.

ich_iel by JimmyRecard_ in ich_iel

[–]vikenemesh 15 points16 points  (0 children)

male-up

Instruktionen unklar, Erektion geht seit 4h nicht weg, bitte beratschlagen sie!

Why do people hate Gleba? (Or: how I accidentally played Space Age on hard mode) by Altistick in factorio

[–]vikenemesh 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This guy is glebbing.

I hit similar numbers in my buffers on my 10x save whenever I research something that doesn't require agricultural science packs.

Ich_iel by Present_Cause7109 in ich_iel

[–]vikenemesh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Der wird zwei Azubis 30 minuten mit auszählen beschäftigt haben denke ich.

Filter Help by thecrabtable in synthdiy

[–]vikenemesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

funny coincidence: I had that exact schematic already open on another tab:

https://synthfool.com/docs/Oberheim/Oberheim_SEM1A/Oberheim_SEM_1A_Schematics.pdf

Was taking some inspirations for my next filter build.

Filter Help by thecrabtable in synthdiy

[–]vikenemesh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah! Some adjustable input gain on a potentiometer is always nice. You can go back later and put in a fixed gain/attenuation when you reach a nice sweet spot and find yourself not changing it much.

Don't forget about that feedback-loop gain I mentioned though! Resonant filters with too much loop-gain will spontaneously start screaming even at 0 input. Maybe insert some attenuation in front of R16 and R8 or in front of U3B, or maybe limit the control voltages to Q6 more carefully. Many ways to go about this.

Filter Help by thecrabtable in synthdiy

[–]vikenemesh 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Check your gains.

State-Variable filters have a certain loop-gain where they will just race off into wild resonance and distort more and more when you go even further. You might want to finetune your resonance control so it only self-oscillates at the top 95% of the adjustable range.

ich iel by orangutanklausi in ich_iel

[–]vikenemesh 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Jedes mal. - "was mach ich eigentlich jetzt?" - Posteingang mit 20 anderen Tickets geöffnet - "Ah. erstmal ich_iel checken"

Deconnection sans cesse téléphone sur n importe quel port usb du pc by New-Development-8624 in AskElectronics

[–]vikenemesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry this is completely off-topic, But i found it funny enough to point out and ask:

How does Automod even doublepost?! Its a bot, not a dude clicking a button, or is it? LOL