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I'm curious how well that works out, building something that complex on a breadboard. I had an FM radio project that gave me a lot of trouble until I realized t
by moron4hire 6y ago
I'm curious how well that works out, building something that complex on a breadboard. I had an FM radio project that gave me a lot of trouble until I realized the breadboard was introducing a lot of parasitic capacitance.
- OnACoffeeBreak 6y agoIt works well for a learning project that doesn't push clock rates. This lets the nose introduced by the breadboard to settle before each clock edge. Also, bypass capacitors are key.
- 205guy 6y agoI got caught up in all his videos and had the same question. Fortunately, he has a dedicated video where he answers this with testing on the scope: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCbAafKLqC8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCbAafKLqC8 tl;dr is what the sibling comment already explained: low clock rates.