Micro general

Hows your hardware projects going /g?
Just starting one with pic related

> tfw one usb cable to share with internet device
lol

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The vasy majority of Jow Forums can only program on high level languages for their 8 GB RAM computer. Almost no one go down the hardware/assembly line and it makes me sad.

t. Electronics Engineer

Used one to simulate a PS4 pad on my PS4 in order to use a PS3 compatible racing wheel. Works perfectly

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i made a table of notes to hz today and i'm currently playing some chip-like tunes on my AVR even simulating some bitcrushing effects by modulating some of my parameters .

now i want to be able to play a background tune while playing a game. my thought was that i would do some pseudo-threading on my main loop.

but... is this baby capable of doing some simple DSP algos in real time?

It's better that way user, less competition means more salary.
t. Embedded programmer

dis where we talk that CHIP TALK

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thats a pretty nice collection user

Similar idea here, i've just about got the parts for a ps4 controller, but i'll connect to PC and see if i can make it useful