Consulting the old manuals researching the technical feasibility of a smallish spin-off project..
Consulting the old manuals researching the technical feasibility of a smallish spin-off project..
Analog Circuitry Lets You Blow This LED Out
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/04/21/analog-circuitry-lets-you-blow-this-led-out/
It turns out that coils of 220V heater wire are also quite powerful emitters of electromagnetic waves, and that heavy-duty temperature sensors are also excellent antenna's. So today I kludged this low-pass filter on to the temperature sensor input to get rid of the unwanted signals and now it seems to work fine..
#Thermocouple #AnalogElectronics #OtherSemiconductors #79 #SystemsThatMatter
Folks that do software and analog electronics: (and please boost for visibility)
Is there an OSS tool that simulates analog circuits for signals? In particular, I want something that I can script and write expectations of the output signals for given inputs. And ideally that scripting would include programmatically adding/removing/changing components in the simulated circuit and then testing the outputs.
Thanks!
1976
A man working on vintage television testing instruments, including color test patterns and signal counters.
Tags: retro technology, analog electronics, broadcast engineering, late '70s
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#photography #illustration #madman #nocontext #sfw #retrotechnology #analogelectronics #broadcastengineering #late'70s
I am not buying oscilloscopes anymore but my only portable (luggable) scope recently died, so I got something a lot smaller but still vintage: this cute Sony/Tektronix 335, from 1976 I believe.
"Rat's nest" or "Manhattan Style" prototyping (or however one would like to call this particular hybrid variant) is fun to do and has some sculptural charm. Tomorrow we'll see if this actually does what it should do.
#79 #ManhattanStyle #prototyping #analogElectronics #SystemsThatMatter
Learned about slew rates and other limitations of signal amplifiers, but got to 70V p-p maximum output swing with a -3 dB point around 1.5 MHz.