FrankenUPIM, anyone?
Is anyone still interested in the original switched-cap sampler?
if there's enough interest (and assuming BW gives approval), I'm thinking of resuscitating the 64-sample design, as it seems to me to be an excellent learning tool for those with a digital bent. (Hey, if BW could see enough clues to finesse the design from 64 samplers to 2 in one step, imagine the possibilities for the rest of us!)
i would be updating the hardware to use much more reliable board sockets, with perhaps less focus on size and more on investigation and education. Initially, I was thinking of using an Arduino, possibly the Due (due to memory, pin count, DACs, etc); but hey, it seemed to work pretty well on the AtMega, so if it ain't broke...
If there is enough interest, I'll do a pro PCB design as well. And I guess there should be no limit on participation if anyone has ideas to make it more accessible for international members...
Is anyone interested in this?
Is anyone still interested in the original switched-cap sampler?
if there's enough interest (and assuming BW gives approval), I'm thinking of resuscitating the 64-sample design, as it seems to me to be an excellent learning tool for those with a digital bent. (Hey, if BW could see enough clues to finesse the design from 64 samplers to 2 in one step, imagine the possibilities for the rest of us!)
i would be updating the hardware to use much more reliable board sockets, with perhaps less focus on size and more on investigation and education. Initially, I was thinking of using an Arduino, possibly the Due (due to memory, pin count, DACs, etc); but hey, it seemed to work pretty well on the AtMega, so if it ain't broke...
If there is enough interest, I'll do a pro PCB design as well. And I guess there should be no limit on participation if anyone has ideas to make it more accessible for international members...
Is anyone interested in this?
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