Luminch One, ATtiny 85 edition
I managed to finish one project. Hurray! I wanted to build my own Luminch One since a saw it for the first time more than […]
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Altimeter, the bit shift malfunction
I was getting wrong lectures from the pressure sensor. But it was obvious that there was nothing wrong with it, because the very same sensor […]
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Altimeter, the bug hunt
The PCB is ready, and so is the code —almost—, but as… Computers are good at following instructions, but not at reading your mind —Donald […]
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Ayrton Senna
Ayrton Senna won his second Formula One World Championship using the mystic number 27 in 1990 in a McLaren Honda. Ayrton Senna, one of the […]
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Altimeter Mk I
The board is taking shape.
Continue reading »Data-logging and telemetry, open source projects
Continuing with the theme of the previous post where we’ve seen COTS data loggers, here I will list all the open source projects I’ve found […]
Continue reading »Data-logging and telemetry, a market research
Before embarking on a new project it is advised to do some research; specially to see if somebody else has done it already and how. […]
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Nothing good has ever been reported about the full rotation of a race car about either its pitch or roll axis. —Carroll Smith, “Tune to […]
Continue reading »Noise, noise, noise
Noise is a mayor concern when precise measuring is of utmost importance. Thus, before ordering the PCB I wanted to test the sensor on a […]
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Off-topic, the ATtiny85 LuminchOne
I fell in love with the LuminchOne when I saw it last year, and since then I wanted to build my own. Even bought the Luxeon […]
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