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The course website (linked) contains the documentation and bill of materials for each lab assignment. All lectures will be posted online starting 8/22/2022. We'll be synthesizing cricket chirps, animating flocking algorithms,
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A fantastic discussion of Kalman filters is here: http://www.anuncommonlab.com/articles/how-kalman-filters-wor... And a more technical introduction based on the article above: https://vanhunteradams.com/
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Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics and Determination
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It is still a work in progress, but Dmitry Savransky of Cornell is working on an interactive astrodynamics textbook using Jupyter notebooks. Link here: https://github.com/dsavransky/astrodynamicsbook
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Bombe Machine on an FPGA
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Students implemented a Bombe Machine on a DE1-SoC.
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In case seeing it in software helps anyone else, here is some C which implements an Enigma machine: https://vanhunteradams.com/Enigma/Enigma.html
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Interdisciplinary Investigation of a Mummified Bird
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Understanding Fast Fourier Transforms
(vanhunteradams.com)
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Synthesizing birdsong via direct digital synthesis
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Kolmogorov Complexity
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Phenomenological Introduction to PID Controllers
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Show HN: Trying to understand some pretty patterns
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Direct Digital Synthesis
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I don't unfortunately. I came up with those numbers by using the timers on the PIC32 to measure execution time, in case that's helpful. Or alternatively (and often more simply) by setting and clearing a GPIO pin before/after
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On the PIC32, fixed add is ~2 cycles and floating point is is ~60. And about a 2x increase for multiplies. On architectures with floating point hardware some of the advantage is lost, but it's fantastic for DSP on microcontrollers.
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Fixed Point Arithmetic
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Prepared as a lecture supplement for ECE 4760 (Digital System Design Using Microcontrollers) at Cornell.
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Some additional documentation here: https://vha3.github.io/Pico/Steppers/Lorenz.html I've been experimenting with the PIO (Programmable I/O) system on the new microcontroller from Raspberry Pi. These are
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They're definitely a bit loose! There's some slack in the etch-a-sketch mechanism too, which is why the tops and bottoms of the curve look a bit flattened. When the motors change direction, the dials must move through a nonzero an
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Show HN: Strange Attractor on an Etch a Sketch with Raspberry Pi Pico
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Documentation can be found at this link: https://vha3.github.io/Pico/Steppers/Lorenz.html An RP2040 microcontroller drives two stepper motors that turn the knobs of an etch a sketch.
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Show HN: Strange Attractor on an Etch A Sketch with Raspberry Pi Pico
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