Isbn: 9798188526337 - raspberry pi pico test equipment: signal generator · frequency counter · ic tester · arbitrary function generator · bare-metal c: 1 (the iron krten bench) (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Stop buying test equipment. Build it yourself.Ever spent hours debugging a circuit only to discover you were sold a defective batch of 74-series chips Tired of wiring up the same basic oscillators just to test a display It's time to take control of your workbench.In this hands-on guide, you build a complete, modular suite of test equipment from scratch using a handful of $6 Raspberry Pi Picos. Rather than relying on expensive off-the-shelf black boxes, you combine bare-metal C programming, multicore processing, and custom PIO assembly with practical hardware design.You will learn the design and implementation of: - The Motherboard - the control software chassis that coordinates the other components and drives realtime processing on a dedicated core- The Frequency Generator - three channels of square waves, DC to 62.5 MHz, selectable frequency/period mode and adjustable duty cycle- The Frequency Counter - a three-channel display of what's going on in your hardware- The IC Tester - a dual-Pico architecture that tests most 74-series and 4000-series parts, and even matches ROM contents against known patterns- The Arbitrary Function Generator - three channels of purely hardware-based programmable truth tables using shift registers, look-up tables, and diode logicWhether you're preserving vintage computers, reverse-engineering old hardware, or you simply refuse to buy what you can learn more from building, this book gives you the schematics, the C code, and the low-level theory to create indispensable tools for your bench.About the author: Robert Krten is an embedded systems developer with forty years in international telecom and embedded R&D, including BNR, QNX, and Cisco. He has authored books and training material on QNX and embedded subjects.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stop buying test equipment. Build it yourself.Ever spent hours debugging a circuit only to discover you were sold a defective batch of 74-series chips? Tired of wiring up the same basic oscillators just to test a display? It's time to take control of your workbench.In this hands-on guide, you build a complete, modular suite of test equipment from scratch using a handful of $6 Raspberry Pi Picos. Rather than relying on expensive off-the-shelf black boxes, you combine bare-metal C programming, multicore processing, and custom PIO assembly with practical hardware design.You will learn the design and implementation of: The Motherboard - the control software chassis that coordinates the other components and drives realtime processing on a dedicated coreThe Frequency Generator - three channels of square waves, DC to 62.5 MHz, selectable frequency/period mode and adjustable duty cycleThe Frequency Counter - a three-channel display of what's going on in your hardwareThe IC Tester - a dual-Pico architecture that tests most 74-series and 4000-series parts, and even matches ROM contents against known patternsThe Arbitrary Function Generator - three channels of purely hardware-based programmable truth tables using shift registers, look-up tables, and diode logicWhether you're preserving vintage computers, reverse-engineering old hardware, or you simply refuse to buy what you can learn more from building, this book gives you the schematics, the C code, and the low-level theory to create indispensable tools for your bench.About the author: Robert Krten is an embedded systems developer with forty years in international telecom and embedded R&D, including BNR, QNX, and Cisco. He has authored books and training material on QNX and embedded subjects. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stop buying test equipment. Build it yourself.Ever spent hours debugging a circuit only to discover you were sold a defective batch of 74-series chips? Tired of wiring up the same basic oscillators just to test a display? It's time to take control of your workbench.In this hands-on guide, you build a complete, modular suite of test equipment from scratch using a handful of $6 Raspberry Pi Picos. Rather than relying on expensive off-the-shelf black boxes, you combine bare-metal C programming, multicore processing, and custom PIO assembly with practical hardware design.You will learn the design and implementation of: The Motherboard - the control software chassis that coordinates the other components and drives realtime processing on a dedicated coreThe Frequency Generator - three channels of square waves, DC to 62.5 MHz, selectable frequency/period mode and adjustable duty cycleThe Frequency Counter - a three-channel display of what's going on in your hardwareThe IC Tester - a dual-Pico architecture that tests most 74-series and 4000-series parts, and even matches ROM contents against known patternsThe Arbitrary Function Generator - three channels of purely hardware-based programmable truth tables using shift registers, look-up tables, and diode logicWhether you're preserving vintage computers, reverse-engineering old hardware, or you simply refuse to buy what you can learn more from building, this book gives you the schematics, the C code, and the low-level theory to create indispensable tools for your bench.About the author: Robert Krten is an embedded systems developer with forty years in international telecom and embedded R&D, including BNR, QNX, and Cisco. He has authored books and training material on QNX and embedded subjects. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…