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Playing with the OSCCAL register of an ATmega168
I was having problems with the “led ring” boards. Their internal oscillators were not ticking with the same speed and required constant re-syncing. I tried to improve the situation by recalibrating by adjusting the OSCCAL registers. Recalibration can be done … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino., Electronics.
Tagged AVR, calibration, DSO, frequency, hardware, oscillator
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V3.04 PCBs from MakePCB have arrived
I’ve waited for 5 weeks for the 2nd batch of the 64-pixel RGB matrix controller boards. This time I ordered from MakePCB as I wanted to test another PCB manufacturer. Also I couldn’t get gold plated pads from GoldPhoenix for … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino., Electronics., Soldering & PCBs.
Tagged hardware, lead free, makepcb, PCB, RoHS
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FrOSCon 2009
“FrOSCon is a two day conference on Free Software and Open Source, taking place for the third time on August, 23rd/24th 2008 at the Fachhochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg in Sankt Augustin near the cities of Bonn and Cologne. “We are looking for … Continue reading
Trying to fix the sound of my Sega Game Gear — part 2
I was lucky :-) It seems the guys at Sega just replaced the 470µF capacitors shown in the reference setup for the TDM2822M dual amplifier with 47µF ones. Other people have had problems with these too, so I just pulled … Continue reading
Posted in Electronics., Fix me.
Tagged computer archaeology, games, good old days, hardware, sega
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Trying to fix the sound of my Sega Game Gear — part 1
Last time I turned it on, I didn’t get the usual boot-up sound of ‘Seeeeegaaaaa’. There’s a little chip next to the earphone plug. I haven’t checked yet, but I suspect it’s some kind of amplifier. So I’ll warm up … Continue reading
Posted in Electronics., Fix me.
Tagged computer archaeology, games, good old days, hardware, sega
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