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I have expertise in Electronics at a hardware level i.e. microcontrollers, RTOS, Wi-Fi chipsets, etc. and Also Software expertise with .Net Framework, C++, and C ofcourse
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PCB design review @OlinLathrop, as far as my experience goes, I have seen auto route just makes things worse. Although you can auto route a small segment of the PCB which is fine but not the whole board which is what I was aiming at. |
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PCB design review @trav1s, You can see what auto route does. I have built countless PCBs but I have never used auto route because it is of no use. |
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awarded | Teacher |
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answered | microcontroller bluetooth |
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PCB design review And one word of advice, DO NOT EVER USE AUTO ROUTER. A professional will never do that and it is a good learning practice. Just think of it as drawing, the more effort you put on it better the outcome would be. |
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PCB design review One question, if this is your first time routing, why did you go in for a 4 layer PCB? Looking at the components you can easily do it within 2 layers which will make your board much smaller, components tight together and is highly likely to work. |
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answered | Getting started with electronics with minimal space? |
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Jun 11 |
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Issues with AVR atmega32a @triplebig, instead of a picture a Schematic would be nice |
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Jun 11 |
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Issues with AVR atmega32a @triplebig, Peter is right you need a few decoupling capacitors between Vcc and GND. Also make sure your Vcc is stable 5V with no more than 100mV or ripple (100mV is still too much but micro supports plus/minus 5V). Also what Debugger are you using? Another thing that I can see from the picture above, what pins is your 16MHz crystal on micro connnected to? |
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May 28 |
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Why this transistor logic as switch is not working? @Mitul, Check if the microcontroller has a built-in pull down resistor. If not then consider to put a pull down resistor by the base of the transistor |
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May 28 |
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Why this transistor logic as switch is not working? @Mitul, so what is the problem? Is the transistor conducting without you wanting it to conduct? |
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May 28 |
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Why this transistor logic as switch is not working? @Mitul, can you upload a schematic diagram to explain what is connected to what? |
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May 25 |
awarded | Notable Question |
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May 24 |
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Help required performing Single Master - Multiple(upto 16) Slave SPI Communication using MSP430 Also, a brief schematic displaying all components and connections would be great to help you answer your question |
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May 24 |
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Help required performing Single Master - Multiple(upto 16) Slave SPI Communication using MSP430 In electronics, especially where low voltages and currents are involved (on MISO, MOSI lines) keeping the wires short is a good way of implementation. As far as CLK is concerned, long wires will cause an increase in resistance (although negligible) but this causes the clock to sometimes miss a beat or improper clock signals which may cause square waves to be like triangular waves. The reason I have explained this is because I have made exactly the same mistake before and had A LOT of problems |
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May 24 |
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Solid state relay not working as expected This is jargon without a schematic |
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May 9 |
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Cannot find SMD resistors in Altium @libuz, oh k then you will have to make them yourself. Would you like any help with that? |
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May 9 |
answered | Would a capacitor labeled 470K be 47pf or 470pf |
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May 8 |
answered | Cannot find SMD resistors in Altium |
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May 8 |
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Getting rid of ripple from an LCD backlight a complete schematic would be nice |
