@OfficialyMax@Georges_S_R@Aurelien_Gz@austin_malerba What’s the source? I was debating paying for it but saw it hadn’t been updated in 3 years past version 1.0.3! Also, the forum has been “temporarily disabled due to a spam attack”.
@blind_via@TexasTwerp If you use Codex, ask it in a blank workspace to create a KiCad footprint from a screenshot of a land pattern for a datasheet. It’s very good at it, and I plan to use it so make some custom footprints! That being said it cannot do symbols and certainly can’t do anything complex
@tilde_posting@Corca_math As a student taking notes in lecture I can tell you I don’t have nearly enough time to type out LaTeX while the professor is speaking… currently I write using Goodnotes but this app seems to fill a surprising simple niche that few do
@Hax0rZmr0cku@_Stocko_ Once I’ve verified the bus is operational I’ll then hook it up to a proper logger or another node printing the rx frames. Importantly the decoder has more leeway than a real interface. For example my CAN edge timing was off, scope could decode but other nodes couldn’t see it!
@Hax0rZmr0cku@_Stocko_ Typically, I’ll use the decoding to sanity check. If you can hook onto a pin or test point you can send a few frames and mess around with the delay on the scope and the single trigger to only capture what you need, or capture a wider range and zoom in
@MehdiHacks Powered by USB C?? How many watts? Biggest pain with my Siglent is having to be next to an outlet (I take it with me often) but I assumed that’s all scopes.
@xanatax_@kmcnam1 If you want to use the nice Arduino core and libraries but program your own boards and not use Arduino software, use platformio! And, you can also learn C++ and work with embedded programming
@xanatax_@kmcnam1 You can absolutely still buy and use both “old” AVR chips and the modern offerings. For a vehicle data acquisition system I have used the older ATMega chips with ICSP programming along with the new AVR DB series. You can program both with off the shelf hardware
@ScottCircuitguy@Dokiih1@i2cjak Cool to see from 1992. I made a PCB for a Z80 SBC also with a DART/SIO, PIO and CTC. The programming process is the same now, just using an EEPROM instead
@MakeAugusta This is by Moonshake 3D on IG! Not a real device. But they do photorealistic renders with raspberry pi’s in unusual products and they look super real! Great artist.
@kitsune_cw In this situation right now with a board of mine! Trying to interface a CAN controller but the chip is acting like it’s dead as a doornail. Break out an oscilloscope and dig in. Good luck!