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* I've chosen a DAC and ADC with SPI to easily connect them to a raspberry pi. | |||
* gate signals can be toggled via e.g. wiringpi | |||
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The title says it all.
First version has:
- 2x analogue in (10 bit resolution)
- 2x analogue out (12 bit resolution)
- 2x gate in
based oninspired on https://micro-twin.com/hardware.php
schematics
- Kicad files: see github
- PDF of revision 001: File:001.pdf
0...3.3V to -5/+5V
The opamp needs +5 and -5 for power.
calculated with https://masteringelectronicsdesign.com/differential-amplifier-calculator-2/
-5/+5V to 0...3.3V
The opamp needs +3.3V and 0V for power.
software
- I've chosen a DAC and ADC with SPI to easily connect them to a raspberry pi.
- gate signals can be toggled via e.g. wiringpi