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episode 121: EP#121: Choose Your Own Adventure Level Shifter
- Stephen
- Mute circuit design
- PDF of the schematic
- Is it really digital or analog? What is the defining difference between the two
- Mute circuit design
- Parker
- Gameboy VGA project
- Added SN74LVC8T245 level shifters
- Designing a flat flex cable?
- Will document it on his blog
- Left to do on the schematic side of things
- VGA connector
- Possible L717HDEH15POL2 part?
- 3.3V TTL -> Analog VGA signal
- Going to use a resistor ladder
- Current dev board uses 4bit VGA with 500Ω, 1kΩ, 2kΩ, and 4kΩ ladder
- Serial Terminal? Never have done this in verilog
- FT230X to USB
- VGA connector
- Brewery wiring
- Gameboy VGA project
- R.F.O.
- Summer projects ideas for senior in computer engineering
- Car counting and just designing a PCB
- SSPS update? :)
- Summer projects ideas for senior in computer engineering
- Announcements
- Twitter Chat Info
- May 25th Friday at 1PM CST
- Use #MacroFab to join the conversation
- MacroFab Monthly Electronics Meetup
- May 23rd 6PM at MacroFab HQ in Houston
- Brandon Satrom from Particle. Going to give a talk about IoT fundamentals.
- We will stream it on Twitch for non-Houstonians
- Houston Hardware Happy Hour
- June 7th at Slowpokes
- Bring hacks and hang out
- Twitter Chat Info
Tags: electronics podcast, Flat Flex, Gameboy VGA, Is it really digital or analog?, L717HDEH15POL2, MacroFab, macrofab engineering podcast, MEP, Podcast, Serial Terminal, SN74LVC8T245, SSPS, Summer Projects