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Electronic Equipment pictures of self made stuff (amplifier, Digital Signal Processing, Mixer).

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I used to read electronics books as a kid, where they'd have these printed black and white pictures of self-made equipment, and that process, which I found very interesting and appealing. It's not so easy, even with, or maybe even more with (..) advanced equipment to make those images look right, but a fun challange. This one was made quick, the equipment was not.

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theover

As a kid I used to like library books with self made electronics

equipment, and the picture therein. Currently pictures can be much

better than that, but it's pretty hard to get these things right.

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Totally agree. Its hard. What are the specks on your stuff. What type of A/D's bit depth etc......
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No, it was the books or rather the subject, not home.

 

Well, the amp is 2x100W RMS cont. (about 500W peak) DC coupled, 0.005% harm. distortion at 50W.

 

The DSP has a blackfin EZ-LITE 533 board inside, and a Xilinx Coolrunner demo board for IO and some other jobs. On that board there are 4 20bits 96 kHz inputs and 6x24 bits (IIRC) at least 96kS/s output, and video output, while the DSP runs at 600MHz. It currently (amoung other things) runs a chorus DSP program I made, see here.

 

http://82.168.209.239/Diary/Ldi19/HPIM0769b1m.JPG

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