RC2014Spending Sunday morning working on a new creation.
It's alive! Its ALIVE!
OMG! The Lego Minifigs are overcome with power! No! Stop it! That's no way to treat an expensive TTL Logic Probe!
[No Lego Minifigs were hurt in the creation of this creation]
Dr David Mills@rc2014 Operation for the 21st century.
Thilo, EE 🤘🏼⚛️ 🇪🇺🎗️🇺🇦🇵🇸@rc2014 You know what would be a cool addition?
You could put an additional elongated pad for one of those pogo pins.
I'm using one with my logic probe, and it's very neat.
You could put an additional elongated pad for one of those pogo pins.
I'm using one with my logic probe, and it's very neat.
@VintageProject I considered that, however, I expect that most of the time this would just be used with a flying Dupont cable to probe the bus. Like this;
@rc2014 Fair enough. I guess it's better to keep it simple and not allow the scope creep. :D
Meanwhile, I'm trying to figure out your circuit. I'm seeing 74HCT02 and guessing at least one flip flop. ;)
Meanwhile, I'm trying to figure out your circuit. I'm seeing 74HCT02 and guessing at least one flip flop. ;)
@VintageProject I will have the full circuit and a description of it on the RC2014 website in a few days. Meanwhile, I will just tease you by saying that there are no flip flops and the 100nf capacitor isn't there as a decoupling cap.
@rc2014 Looking forward to that.
I may have found the setup, though. Very neat, this one!
Off to the breadboard! :D
I may have found the setup, though. Very neat, this one!
Off to the breadboard! :D
Justin Skists
Ben A L Jemmett@rc2014 "... and I said 'god damnit, RC, you know I love you, but you've got a helluva lot to learn about T-T-L!'"?
@baljemmett Thank you! Apparently only two out of three got that reference. It ain't bad I suppose.