Ein Tafelbild aus der abschließenden Vorlesung im Kurs Elektronik I.
Transistors
The briefcase now with increased breadboard area.
A portable electronics bench
A couple of years ago I mounted an Atmel STK500, a couple of breadboards and a power supply in a briefcase. This allowed me to bring test circuits to my lectures and demonstrate them in the class room.
Since I now have abandoned the STK500 in favor of just a USB programmer for AVR microcontrollers, I decided to rip out the STK500 and instead mount even more breadboard tiles inside the briefcase. This is how it looks now:
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Timing of the internal analog-to-digital converter of an ATmega328P with a 5 V supply voltage.
ATmega328P – measuring its own supply voltage III
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