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  • Date Created: 18 May 2015 3:08 AM Date Created
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BBB UNO Yun a step back into electronic engineering.

amigaamigo
amigaamigo
18 May 2015

Well over the past few weeks I've been a busy little beaver. It's been 12 years since I practiced electronics as a profession and with a few trips to radio shack I have started to build up a supply of parts and components that bring back fond memories.

 

1st shopping spree - UNO and a few boxes of components.. few late nights lots of fun.... plenty of project ideas (quickly finding the limits to my knowledge)

 

2nd shopping spree- Yun and more parts lots more fun  adc experimenting (more ideas relearning long forgotten laws... remembered how I melted a 555 making a speaker scream (melted another 555 just to make sure)

 

3Rd shopping spree- Tft touch shield and a BBB (radio shacks barn burner sales) hard to pass on 50 percent off.  Lots more fun Really impressed with the BBB (huge learning curve with the hardware documentation is not as easily located)  the hardware is also not as simple to work with. Seems to have the ability to do way more once I've got the mechanics down.

 

With the community as big as it is and the resources available I'm sure that will be sooner then later. The biggest challenge is figuring out where to start and which project to run with.

 

HOME ARCADE MACHIN

 

HF  transceiver  DSP/FPGA minimal traditional circuitry.

 

5/19/2015 

 

Blog Entry Number 2:

 

I have spent alot more time with the BBB it has become the equivelent of Crack..  I must make it do what I want.  Granted it's not that i will die trying,  The worse that happens is i'm out 24 dollars and Ill have learned that i need something else to do what i want..

I have opted for building an HF transciever.  It took me all of about 4 hours to make a home arcade machine..  Was a fun intro into madness.

 

HF Reciever Part 1:

 

Concept : Use the BBB Yun and UNO to make a reciever:

 

Implementation? :

Step one Variable Oscilator:

 

Use the BBB as variable oscilator The pru should be able to generate between 1hz and 100 MHZ with little issue.  Results too follow

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  • amigaamigo
    amigaamigo over 8 years ago

    Still looking for pru information guess my first stop should have been the tI website. I did have some success today with vNC connections to the bbb drastically cutting down the real desktop clutter.  I'm really starting to enjoy the bbb. With the vsh up and running it will make in the box development nice and easy. I like the bit of complication involved with the bbb it helps with the learning and feels like I've accomplished something.

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  • clem57
    clem57 over 8 years ago in reply to amigaamigo

    Take a look at the PRU since it can offload cycles and runs as a separate processor

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    amigaamigo over 8 years ago in reply to clem57

    Yes I was impressed with how easy it was to get up and running.I'll have to take a look at the fat partition again I might find a little more then I did the first time through.  It's only been in my hands for 24 hours... I'm looking more for the specs/command structure for the micro controller and adc... trying to figure out if I can run it at about 6 ksps or at least with enough bandwidth to try some audio dsp on some Mixed down rf.

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    clem57 over 8 years ago

    The BBB when USB attached to a PC, the disk is a FAT directory has all doc both hardware and setup. Hit start.htm for web page or 192.168.7.2

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