bcarlton0

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by bcarlton0 8y ago
This describes something from Surety, LLC. Too bad their web page doesn't have https. Hard to take them as seriously. http://surety.com/
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by bcarlton0 9y ago
How is this different from KiCAD 3D view, as seen from the top or the bottom?
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by bcarlton0 9y ago
Ductapemaster, I have done designs in networking (e.g. packet processing and 10 Gb Ethernet), wireless (e.g. baseband part of a modem), glue logic, and other more specialized areas. FPGAs have a wide variety of uses other than ASIC prototyp
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by bcarlton0 9y ago
thowayedidoqo, I can still use them without the libraries. For example, I could write my own FFT or compression routine. It just may be cheaper to license them from the vendor or a third party. I have done plenty of designs without paid IP.
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by bcarlton0 9y ago
As an FPGA designer, I can't disagree more with your statement of their business model. They make money on chips. That is indisputable. My last 3 designs used the vendor's free software, except for some IP we bought (IP=Intellectu
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by bcarlton0 10y ago
Ubiquiti UniFi AC or UniFi AC-LR. I'm not the poster above you were asking. Never need rebooting. Present a single AP name for multiple devices and both 2.4 and 5.x GHz. Reasonable price for home use. Based on personal experience in a
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by bcarlton0 10y ago
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by bcarlton0 10y ago
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by bcarlton0 10y ago
You aren't the only one who likes it; it definitely gets noticed. They cost ~$1 (US) in quantity. The most common question I get is "If I install the chips, what do I get?" Unfortunately, the answer is nothing. There are peop
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by bcarlton0 10y ago
Mine is a PCB (Printed Circuit Board). I designed it with KiCAD. Open source CC-BY-NC-SA. https://github.com/bdc0/businesscard
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by bcarlton0 10y ago
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