madeintheusb

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by madeintheusb 10y ago
Yes you can also visualize the I2C protocol the same way. For the ADC it would be necessary to add 8 new LEDs connected to 8 op-amp, connected to each ADC. So not out of the box.
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Visualizing the SPI Protocol on Windows with .NET(youtube.com)
4 points by madeintheusb 10y ago|4 comments
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by madeintheusb 10y ago
You are right though I do think HID is limited to 64 Kbytes/S. But an SAMD21 or 32U4 could allow me to build a cheaper product. I have to think about it now. What I am currently achieving is - 100Kbytes/S in I2C with a 10Mhz I2C E
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by madeintheusb 10y ago
You are right there is .NET support, I used it the SPI library. I think there one library for I2C and one for SPI. I settled on the FTDI ft4222 which is somehow easier to program and can only do SPI and I2C (no IO, no UART). The FT232H cou
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by madeintheusb 10y ago
You are right in some ways Nusbio and an Arduino with a UART, in term of features may not be that different. With an Arduino specially Chinese Arduino compatible CH340 or with .NET languages you may be limited to 115200 bauds (about 11Kbyte
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by madeintheusb 10y ago
I would not say: There's tons of those things. But the FT232H breakout from Adafruit is great and the cheapest. But they do not offer .NET support on Windows and FTDI does not either. Here is one of my experiment with Adafruit FT232H b
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by madeintheusb 10y ago
I designed Nusbio 1 to be cheap and a first USB device for .NET developers with little knowledge in electricity to start playing with IO, I2C, SPI, ADC directly from Windows and .NET languages. It has some limitations in terms of IO default
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by madeintheusb 10y ago
I did find some device that can do DAC/ADC or IO for $99. I did not find one that can also do SPI and I2C. one the web site, could give a link to a device like Nusbio from the web site http://www.mccdaq.com/
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Nubsio GPIO API – A Windows USB interface for controlling external devices(madeintheusb.blogspot.com)
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Fade in fade out 1 LED from Windows(twitter.com)
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Faster serial port communication from .NET to Arduino(twitter.com)
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Liquid Crystal Light Valve Controlled with C# and Nusbio.net(twitter.com)
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