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by umike 14y ago
Thanks! I'm not familiar with knobular music devices (like hi-fi stuff?) Glad I can help, and if you have any suggestions on what other material to add, just let me know!
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by umike 14y ago
That's unfortunate! If you know any students who would be interested in my developing an online hardware engineering course, just send me an email at mike@bringuplabs.com. Thanks!
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by umike 14y ago
For simple board design projects, I recommend starting with a microcontroller, such as AVR (as used by the Arduino). The chip manufacturer usually provides reference boards as a starting point / cheat-sheet for your design. If you'd like t
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by umike 14y ago
Thank you! If we can get traction, we definitely want to let the community build guides of their own, while leveraging the topics covered in existing guides. I'm hoping this becomes a low-overhead format for experienced engineers to share
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by umike 14y ago
What's a bit surprising to me is that Chinese manufacturers already know how to do it. They're becoming excellent at manufacturing, while it's become a bit of a lost art over here in the USA. I was lucky that my Caltech college curriculum
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by umike 14y ago
iPhone was definitely a team effort, so fortunately I had access to the top engineers at Apple to guide my personal development. The difficulty wasn't really learning the material itself, but rather figuring out what was worth learning. As
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How I Plan to Bootstrap Aspiring Hardware Engineers(bringuplabs.com)
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