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Jyetech AVR digital oscilloscope DIY KIT — trying to fix it – part 2
Maybe you remember my last post about the Jyetech oscilloscope and it’s weird behaviour. Not all of them are strange, as the free replacement DIY KIT I received from them works fine. At that time I suspected a sick ATmega64 … Continue reading
Posted in DIY., Electronics., Fix me.
Tagged AVR, ChipQuik, desoldering, DSO, jyetech, rework, Seeedstudio, SMD, soldering
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Note to self: 26.0V >> 2.60V — A short ChipQuik review
Nothing good can come from a freak idea after midnight ! I was tired and should have gone to bed. But when I get too tired I can’t fall asleep anymore and turn into a zombie, looking for something stupid … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino., Electronics., Fix me., Soldering & PCBs.
Tagged ChipQuik, desoldering, rework, SMD, soldering
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Jyetech AVR digital oscilloscope DIY KIT — trying to fix it – part 1
The symptoms since a firmware upgrade (and downgrades, re-upgrades…): strange characters on the display for SEC/DIV system freezes +/- buttons are ignored (but still work physically) the ADC chip doesn’t get a CLK signal during a freeze My theory: The … Continue reading
Jyetech AVR digital oscilloscope DIY KIT — Firmware upgrade odyssey
I bought the DIY KIT at seeedstudio recently, as I needed to feed my soldering obsession. Here are some images of the KIT coming right out of the box: I had to use my milling machine, because the front panel … Continue reading
RoHS compliant soldering
When I decided to revamp my old hobby called electronics, I decided to be RoHS compliant and bought lead-free solder. make: Edsyn type: SAC8250 alloy: Sn95.5Ag3.8Cu0.7 flux: F-SW34 (no-clean) melting point: 217°C As my good old soldering iron works at … Continue reading

