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Thank you Ann & Paul
Most Excellent presentation
Agree on the AARL Manual ... great resource
thought the on-board antenna on slide 18 would have cornered traces (vs right angle) ... have seen this approach on garage door openers for example (with tuner/attenuators) of course these are in the 300-400MHz range tho ...
Distance measurements ?? .. add GPS and calculate the differences??
Glad you at least mentioned software, a slide or two at the end of the presentation would be useful
Agree on SPI vs I^2C
Thanks Paul
A good week of lectures
Yes I am interested in distance measurements
I have no preferred vendor
hello from albany new york
picking up this last lecture
I carefully reviewed this lecture again. Thank you Paul, you did a great job!
Thanks Paul for sharing knowledge; very informative week session
Thanks for archiving this....wish I could have attended the real lecture. I was wondering if the FCC has set a date that the ISM radios need to go to narrow band,
Thanks Paul and Ann, Great Week!
Thank you. The historical pictures were a nice touch.
take care all
Thank Paul for great and informative sessions. I have learned a lot of new stuff. Best Regards!
So long everyone. I am going to sign off now.
I hope that our class has been helpful to you.
All the best till next year.
Right. I was not promoting MiWi. Have not used it. Just clarifying because the question was asked how MiWi compared to ISM.
good day
thank you for agood info
I believe that TI does have the artwork in app notes on their site.
MiWi: Maybe good, all vendors say great things about their stuff
I would not discount other choices too.
Does TI have the artwork for that figure 18 Dipole in an AppNote?
And MiWi is for ISM: "The MiWi DE is ideal for the development of ISM-band wireless networking applications for the home and industrial automation, wireless sensor monitoring and control, and smart energy markets."
Thanks Paul for the suggestions and this week's lectures. All the best to you!
Yes, you are on the right track. To do a PCB antenna,
find an example that you like, make sure that the example
is completely un-ambiguous.... and copy it EXACTLY, then have
two people check that you actually copied it EXACTLY and take
nothing for granted.... You may then succeed.
Thank you for clarifying. I did not realize that
MIWI is a Microchip brand. Each vendor supports
its own small-network protocol code. I can't say
if MIWI is any better or worse than say SimpliciTI
from TI..... There are a few choices out there, select
one that is best for you... or write your own.
Thanks for the information.
@pauln That's not our preference. We found that a wire connected to an SMA has the best performance. Unfortunately, the FCC says that the antenna needs to be attached in a way that others cannot easily adjust it so PCB is ideal for our application. The PCB antenna is tricky though because it's not very affordable to design, have a third party build, and then test multiple PCB layouts.
MiWi™ Development Environment is Microchip's proprietary wireless solution
@pauln How does MiWi contrast with ISM for sensor net applications?
MIWI: Hmmm don't know. Not used it here yet.
Can anyone else comment?
Do you have time to test them using a 3rd party lab?
If you have time... it could be worth it.
sorry, meant to say in multiple devices. Polarization is an issue as the recievers are at multiple heights and distances.
@JDBC: Thank you for PCB antenna design ref/docs
802.15.4-2003 is availabe as free PDF at IEEE web site
WRT: FCC Certification - I don't really think that one chip is
better than the other.... BUT .... one type of modulation style
will certainly be better than another. 802.15.4 with it DSS style
chips WILL PASS..... If you stray from that standard, beware...
Your spectrum use could be out of FCC standard.
@pauln The desire is to use same PCB antenna is multiple devices with GFSK modulation so I don't think detuning will much of an issue with the deviation we have.
Antenna choice between say meandering or
inverted F really depends on the application
- that is what enclosure are you putting it in
and what radiation pattern do you expect. Also
do you care about polarization and do you care
about the tendancy of the antenna to stay in or out of
thanksfor the lecture.
i have not used ieee 802 recently. been into mjcrocomputers.
Thanks Paul.
Thank you very much Paul. Great presentations!
Thanks Paul, that was a great course. I'm looking forward to your next one.
Co-site interference immunity, for that we
start to have to look at SAW filters. I said nothing
about SAW filters all week......
How does MiWi contrast with ISM for sensor net applications?
That is right about ranging without hardware support,
its not really possible. We did alot of synchronization
work - that is doing a sync of multiple receivers using
a single beacon. It's very very tricky, and one sees time
slips of 100's of microseconds all the time.
SWRA227D or DN024 with TI has been a good reference for PCB antenna design.
As far as I know there is NO TIME OF FLIGHT
on TI parts -- yet. And its not really possible to do
if its not supported in hardware.
excellent session, and excellent week. Thanks Paul
Yes, we have looked at Analog Devices, their
parts are quite good too, just didn't make it into the presentation this week.
Is there resource on how to design PCB anttena like the one shown in the slide?
Thanks Paul and Ann, an interesting week. I know more about ISM radio than on Monday. I enjoyed the week.
the chip with the dipole is one of TI's CC radios,
maybe a CC2420
WRT FCC certification, is one chip better then the other? Is it better to have radio code in ROM? Should chip be in metal can?
Where can we get a copy of 802.15.4 2003
Thank you very much
Excellent presentation, Thx
Thanks Paul, I really enjoyed the course.
Great week and lots of good info. Thank you
Thank you. It was great seminar.
@Paul: thanks so much for sharing your insights and your passion for the history of our craft with the pictures and lessons each day. Great presentations!
Can you comment on some of the non-obvious tradeoffs of deploying a module vs a discrete design?
Thank You Ann and Paul!!
Love the old pictures
This course was great, thank you
What fundamental recommendations for PCB antenna design? Reference documents, calculations pros and cons.
Thanks a lot
Thank you Paul!
Thanks Paul for the week of excellent information!
thank you Ann and thank you Digi-key for sponsoring
Thank you very much!
thank paul
Thank you. This has been very informative.
Thanks Paul!
thanks Paul
Thanks and have a good weekend
Awesome, very informative for me, great reference material, Thank you Paul
What is the chip with the Dipole PCB antenna in slide 18?
no antenna
SMA We can then locate the antenna away from the sensor/radio
Fixed dipole or directional dual 1/4 wave
No antenna yet
Today's next audience question is
What types of antennas have you used or are you considering using in your designs?
We are currently working on designing/testing a PCB antenna in the 915MHz range. Has anyone had experience with PCB antenna design and, if you have, do you prefer meandering or inverted F? Also, any references to help with design would be much appreciated!
We have been using our own PCB antennas to meet space limitations
PCB Antenna
Planning to use a PCB antennas
@Ann - chip and PCB
PCB antenna
Have you looked at the Analog Devices ISM band Transceivers?
Any Time Of Flight on TI parts?
I agreee that using signal strength for ranging is pretty much hopeless.
Raning using time-of-flight measurements is a facinating topic. Someday, I will need to read the 802.15.4-2011 spec to see how the spec does it.
By the way, the academic wireless sensor network research community did a bunch of work on ranging without hardware support. I don't thing that any of the results were particularly good...
Do any of these receivers have data on cosite interference immunity if used near other emmiters?
not very important
Knowing distance from trmtr to rcvr would be good know.
Yes, interested but complex to implement.
No distance measurement requirement but it is a very insteresting concept
yes on the distance application
Yes distance is important
@Ann - not interested in distance measurements
Is anyone listening interested in making distance measurements using ISM radio?
Yes, and direction
not currently no
Yes definitely
I gree we have used both SPI and I2C and have nothing but trouble with the latter.
hello from sunny miami.
No favorite
we use both ti and freescale
Digi & Microchip
We're using modules from Synapse Wireless.
No preference
Yes, TI.
No, not right now
@Ann - Freescale and TI
Yes, Digi
We are using the XBEE-PRO modules
Texas Instruments is King
Not at this time
Atmel AT86RF212
No. I have not implemented anything yet.
for now no
Does anyone listening have a preferred 802.15.4 transceiver device or device vendor?
@Ann: no preferred vendor.
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Thanks Paul, Charles. Thanks DN for archiving this track.
Thank you for the great introduction to ARM Coretex-M0
Thanks, Paul. The week was an great intro to Cortex M0.
Good class. Sounds like Orchid Tech has had some interesting application design wins giving you good experience Paul. Reviewing the archived version of this class there appears to be more information and development kit / support information available now.
Thank you Paul, great lecture
No arctan meas-ts
some work with NXP
Hi again, looking forward to explore more about M0-M4
I missed it but its a very good lesson.. Thankss
Have played with some Freescale but not with this core.
thank you Paul,
I consider to use it because is powerfull and has nice power saving modes
Thank you, Paul!
@Chuck - yes, made similar "sandwich" measurements
@Chuck - so far, no plans for Cortex-M0+
@Chuck - played with STM
Great to have access to recorded sessions.
Missed the live lecture due to travel.
Thanks Paul!
Thanks Paul. Great series!
Yes I have made those type of measurements
I have not worked with any of these commercial devices
Picking up the last one for the week
Go Cortex
Thanks Paul; very interesting lecture
bye for now
good day to all
thank you
good info
thank you
I have worked with the NXP LPC1768.
Indeed great lecturer, a very good athmosphere, sadly I couldn't get on time tonight (23:35 here in Sofia now)!
Thank you Paul, great lecteur.
I have made measurements like these in my projects.
I would think about it because of its low power operation. I would also discuss more about it later.
It seems that the M0 compares favorably with 8- and 16-bit MCUs in terms of power, features and cost. What are the pros and cons of using the M0 for most designs? Are there any reasons to keep using the 8- and 16-bit MCUs?
I am using Eclips/GCC for Stellaris, Android and the Make controller.
@przemek GCC supports AVR. AVR Freaks even has a forum on it. I don't think they support PIC. I agree that using a single tool chain is *huge* benefit. This is especially true if you use STM for one project and NXP in the next. Perhaps things with GCC have improved since the last time I tried to use it. I know that some commercial tool chains are based on it and Eclipse. I will take your advice and take another look at it. Thanks!
I liked developing the application code in a PC environment (unmanaged C on .NET/Windows or Linux and associated development IDE) and then cross compiling to the taget with GCC.
ahem, gcc does not support 8-bit architectures... there were other development tools (SDCC, TinyCC), perhaps you're talking about those.
Nowadays GCC is a competitive toolchain---some vendors just ship it as a default option. The biggest advantage is that if you can live with it, it's the same toolchain regardless of the model you're using, within the ARM line and even when porting to something else. I am talking about the tricky stuff like linker scripts, interrupt code, ASM() low level code, runtime libraries, etc.
Paul: For now I will stick with Stellaris and CCSV5 because of the code size issues -- wish it wasn't so -- but that's life -- can't justify IAR cost.
OK, Paul signing off now. Thanks for attending.
Yes, I strongly agree that 32K is plenty. If you write your own
libraries and are careful about what you link into your application,
it is possible to get a whole lot done in 32K of executable code.
Many of our re-world applications are not much larger than that.
Now pull in a commercial USB stack library, an SD Card driver and
flash file system... perhaps a commercial RTOS and you're up to
100K in no time.
32K is plenty for many projects, and IAR is generous in providing that much on their free version. From time to time I do side consulting or whatever, and can't justify the cost of the commercial ARM products. My previous experience with the GNU 8 bit stuff is that it takes a lot of time to get it all running. I'm willing to pay sometihng to avoid that and have commerical PIC and AVR dev systems. At some point it the cost of the development system might make some designs impractical.
Don't forget ST Micro Discovery dev board which goes for $9.90
Multi Core Cortex would be interesting!
Multi-core presentation... Yes that would
be fascinating!!
AT Chuck -- maybe a session on Control Systems security -- like last magazine
Have a great day all y'all (I found out that Y'all is singular and all y'all is plural from Jr Olympics kick-off in Houston this year.)
Take care all - see you in a couple of weeks.
Pauln - wehn are you up for a multi core presentation (Please)
Yes -- more CORTEX please!
Joe: My ice cream was great -- go get yours.
It seems like the questions are through? I hope you all
enjoyed this track, I hope to get to speak with you again
on another presentation.
OK - I sit corrected - I was remembering from the NXP rep when they first came out.
Thanks Dave. LPC1114 Expresso sure in my list
Take care everyone! :)
Try $32 USD for the LPC1114
If i remember correctly the LPC1114 Expresso boards are ~$50 USD
I just stick with Windows and Eclipse -- coward I guess. Have several Linux systems but...
@chuck & @paul, Thanks for the great series
This should also answer the Questions about GNU and M0:
Wow, arm Linux has a lot of support
32k is great. Gary
arm-linux-gnu-gcc: note: valid arguments to '-mcpu=' are: arm1020e arm1020t arm1022e arm1026ej-s arm10e arm10tdmi arm1136j-s arm1136jf-s arm1156t2-s arm1156t2f-s arm1176jz-s arm1176jzf-s arm2 arm250 arm3 arm6 arm60 arm600 arm610 arm620 arm7 arm70 arm700 arm700i arm710 arm7100 arm710c arm710t arm720 arm720t arm740t arm7500 arm7500fe arm7d arm7di arm7dm arm7dmi arm7m arm7tdmi arm7tdmi-s arm8 arm810 arm9 arm920 arm920t arm922t arm926ej-s arm940t arm946e-s arm966e-s arm968e-s arm9e arm9tdmi cortex-a15 cortex-a5 cortex-a7 cortex-a8 cortex-a9 cortex-m0 cortex-m1 cortex-m3 cortex-m4 cortex-r4 cortex-r4f cortex-r5 ep9312 fa526 fa606te fa626 fa626te fa726te fmp626 generic-armv7-a iwmmxt iwmmxt2 mpcore mpcorenovfp native strongarm strongarm110 strongarm1100 strongarm1110 xscale
You made your point :)
I believe GCC from version 4.5.0 support M0.
Wow! That whole thing came up bold.
GNU - I don't know, probably yes.
Just look at GCC compiler and toolchain.
The Rowley is about $1K. IAR is nice but starter is limited to 32K.
Pauln - do you know if the GNU/GCC supports the M0 yet? I thought it might
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Thanks, Dave
Take a look at the Rowley compiler. I think its one
of the lower cost ones. Also, I think IAR has a free starter
@gschmick - machine vision is next in about 2 weeks (Sept 10th)
Thanks for great week Paul. Most of my designs have been 8-bit. Cortex M0 seems like a great price/performance alternative to high end 8 bitters. I just wish I could find a reasonable compiler under ~$500 like those available for the 8 bit world.
There are a lot of M0 demo boards. NXP, Nuvoton,
and ST Micro have them now.
I think I see a pattern here... whenever I copy from the live chat into the Your Post window, several of my earlier posts are repeated. Has anyone else noticed this?
Time to go earn my keep. Thanks Paul and Chuck. See all next session.
Note: the ISD15100 is a link to digikey.
Thanks Paul. Simple lecturer and yet rich. Thanks Chuck. As usual great pick.
@Chuck - When and what is the next series?
@Rlewicki: I know what you meant, but "full person's pulse" just painted a picture in my mind of a system that only worked after a meal and could not measure a hungry person's pulse. I guess it must be Friday....
Thank you Mr. E!! :)
ISD15100 Any thoughts about this part as a 'get started' demo board? ( BOARD DEMO FOR ISD15100 ). Do I just get this, the programmer, and ? Which compiler for C ? and away I go?
Thanks for the nice review of the Cortex M-series. I'll have to look around for an eval board to play with. Thanks also to Digi-Key for sponsoring this-
@pauln: You did a great job this week. Thanks so much for your upbeat, clear presentations!
@Chuck: not considering Cortex-M0 for any upcoming designs.
@Joe: Your posts are far from useless. Your enthusiasm is contagious!
Thank you
@pauln: Thanks for clearing that up.
Thank you Paul and Chuck and everyone who makes these classes possible.
Excellent week - I've been working with an M0 for 8 months and still learned stuff.
Thank you!
No last slides are not hyperlinked, just go to
arm.com, you'll see all the cool stuff they have there!!!
Many times, this is an old but good trick. I used it in a medical application where I needed to calculate FFT within the timespan of a full person's pulse.
Thanks Paul
Excellent week, thanks Paul, Chuck, and especially Digi-Key & Design News for sponsoring this series
Thanks Paul for the great presentation on arm cortex m0. I learned quite a bit this week and now know enough to go get more for myself.
Thanks, Paul and Chuck.
thanks to Chuck and DigiKey
Thanks Paul and Chuck.
(when should we be looking for our pointer? :)
Ohhh yes, you are right, the scale is not linear
That's what you get for using Excel and not doing
the work by hand yourself. I am sure it will look
different, thank you very much for pointing that out!!!!!
Thanks, Paul and Chuck!
Thank you Paul for a week of informative presentation.
Thanks Chuck
Thank you Paul and Chuck.
thank you paul - a great week of presentations - look forward to more in the future
Thanks Paul, Chuck and everyone
Thanks Digikey, Chuck and Paul!
Thanks Paul and Chuck. Worthwhile!
Thank you for the series!
@Mr.E & pauln - try graphing it on a log scale to see how it might be different.
Thanks for a great week Paul!
Thank you Paul & Chuck
thanks! great presentation
Thank you so much...
yes please. I enjoyed. Thank you :)
THanks for the presentations!
Thanks to Paul, Chuck and Design News for making all of this possible.
Very excellent week! Thank you everyone!!!
Thanks Paul and Chuck
Thanks for a great series, Paul!
Thanks Paul & Chuck. A great presentation!
Are the links in the last slide, suppposed to be a hyperlink?
Thx very much Paul, Chuck.
Thanks. This was definitely the best presentation of the week for my needs.
@pauln: On slide 20, you may be creating the apparent inflection point by the non-linear scale on the Megahertz (x) axis. It looks like the microseconds is decreasing proportionately to the increase in MHz all the way to at least 24 MHz after which there just isn't enough resolution to visually detect the y value.
Paul - you may also try the slide 20 test on different vendors FLASH implementation - They do different games with FLASH accelleration and this may be illuminating.
When looking at the ARCTAN example, you are measuring just the code crunching time.
With ADC inputs, you need to add in time for that conversion.
is that a real code example? it adds a fixed amount to the argument on each loop---presumably the loop is 'timed' by a hardware movement sensor. It's just a table lookup; at your resolution (0.01), it looks like you'd have 2 pi 1/0.01 or just over 6000 distinct possible values.
why not linear? is there fixed overhead?
Just once, data was 'corrupt' and scope showed getting cut off due to timing
All the time. Always leave some debug pins to measure execution time, events, etc.
I quite frequently do things like slide 18, not just to see how fast a function runs, but how often it runs.
yes, many times
Yes, I use to check that my code is running faster than my time interrupts. It is useful to compare compilers & micros for the timing.
no, but interesting point of view thing. I will consider this in futur.
have used pulse to output pin for code timimg. works well.
Yes, a lot like that with toggle pin(s) and a scope
Yes, I've made measurments like that many times
I did in optimal control systems design.
@danlafleur - Haven't worked with this chip. I was doing lab grade calibrated measurements as part of a larger instrument.
@Chuck - yes
@chuck - yes have taken measurements like this
For millisecond intervals, yes, but not us intervals
Yeah very similar
Yes, many times
Yes I have made many scope measurements.
Yes, I have done this tracing many times.
of course, my bread and butter
always, and always too slow for end user, so they say
Yes -- use the oscilloscope for just that.
Yes, many times.
yes of course (other micros)
@Chuck: make measurements like this all the time.
Yes - to ascertain power consumption.
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@LevitonDave, just like the parallax propeller chip, uses log/antilog and sin tables for internal math
@Kentj - thx!
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Paul - use Log/exp to convert voltage to power and back. This is also a good compute power test.
auido is good here
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Yes, I'm limited to 0.5mm pitch
Small packages can get hard to manufacture PC boards with them. Make sure your manufacuring can support them.
Nuvoton M051 Eight PWM interesting feature
ST -- multiple I2C, multiple UART 12 bit ADC -- impressive!
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BTW - does anyone have audio yet?
have not used m0, but will probably evaluate soon.
@LevitonDave The CCS V5 is an Eclipse chain -- just neatly integrated with all the TI tools. Skip the configuration steps -- stick with CCSV5.
I have configured Eclipse and Yagrto with ARM -- so I have been thre compiling FreeRTOS. KISS!
@LevitonDave - Thx. I assume that is what TI's CCSV5 is built upon. With respect to IAR due you find this to be a stable platform to work with, including debuggers / emulators?
@ckapselis - Eclipse (once configured) is a reasonable tool chain. I'm currently using IAR for commercial development.
No yet - M0 is sufficient for small devices and M3/4 more appropriate for larger systems.
The low power modes are very attractive.
@DaveWR - Yeah its big bucks for IAR. OK. Will check out TI's CCSV5. Thx.
I am vendor specific picking a Cortex or other micro. Choosing certain vendors could have me shot (justifiable homicide) by my colleagues in Purchasing and Logisitics. Something to do with not meeting commitments to support production ...
In the lprocess of selecting the best match for a smart grid application - home demand rate
@Paul - what are the prices for these various boards/systems
Main reason is claimed lowest power consumption for given processing load
Exploring it for a potential project for peripheral data collection
Yes, low cost, pleanty RAM and pleanty ROM for a low power
I have not yet considered nor have I discounted the use of the MO+.
not at this time yet
no immediate applications for arm cortex, just putting knowledge away for use later.
M0 at this point appears to be too slow. I'm using an 80MHz embedded controller.
Not sure yet
Would like to, but just need a project demanding a 32 bit project. Good opportunity to brush up on ARM
not yet
No, not designing with MCUs for the moment.
Using the M0+ or planning? -- maybe -- thinking about it.
Thinking about cortex M0 Freescale for low Power application.
Don't know yet.
@Chuck - yes have been thinking about eval cortex
Not yet considering M0+
@ckapsalis: Just about missed your question. I like IAR -- but can't afford the full version. I suffered at first with TI's CCSV5 -- but am quite happy now. It is integreated with SysBIOS which I will use on a bigger project -- like with L3MS6965 or the LM4F232. So since it is fully functional when hooked to a TI board -- and FREE in that circumstnce -- I recommend it.
The Stellarisware 9107 and the examples are quite useful.
would like to use a cortex core, but haven't got a new project ready yet
@Paul = what is the price of these Kinetis boards/systems
@rhall007 - Hi from a transplanted Waukesha kid
I have not yet used any of these.
Hello from Milwaukee
I have an Altera Student Demonstration board, DE2, with Cyclone II. Is this an ARM Cortex M1?
Not until four projects from now. Projects 2 and 3 don't even use processors!
@DaveWR - which dev toolchain worked best?
Just played around a bit with ST Micro eval kit. Like others mentioned before I need a small project to have a reason to really dig in.
No Arm cortex
yes, with NXP
I've built and run the demo projects on some of the ST and NXP M0 parts
waiting for Altera...
yes cortex m3 from STMicroelectronics
Hello from Germany, I didn't use any M0 right now
Not yet
Have worked with the NXP LCP11C24
Nope. Not those ones -- just TI and Atmel.
Yup NXP, ST, Freescale as well as TI.
audio loud and clear
like the blue color in the box
@chuck - have not worked with these commercial ARM devices
no experience with arm cortex
Have not worked with ARM.
Yes - NXP 111x series
yes nxp
Not yet. Hope to soon.
No, I haven't worked with any of them yet
Hello everyone.
Hi from Québec, Canada
Good afternoon Paul.
Hi from MD
Hi, from Ottawa, ON
I'm ready!! :)
do we have audio yert?
from Michigan.
Hi everyone
Hi Chuck, Paul, and all.
Hi from Jersey, the land of SUV's
Hi all from Wilmington NC
hello all, from Richmond, British Columbia
Hi from Portlandia (the land of Grimm and Leverage :)
Hello everyone
Add a heatsink.
show starts at 2pm sharp.
Metal can op amps were used extensively in precision test equipment.
30 seconds.
Hello from Minneapolis.
Good Day everyone!
@Phil. See you on the TI e2e forum -- anxious to hear your success story.
Good afternoon
Hello all. From Sunnyvale, California
Hi all
Hi, when does the show start
Hello from Santta Cruz, CA. Does this program just "start"?
Good afternoon folks.
@Kentj - Came across an interesting point yesterday - they said the temperature effects on the amp are less with the metal can, since the plastic (DIP) was in contact with the die and not so for the metal can version.
good to be aboard again... Rod.R.
9:58 A.M. North Pole, AK (Alaska)
San Diego's in the house - Ola.
Hello from Sweden.
hello, all.
@DaveWR: I will try them.
hello from MI for the last day.
You can also imprint the metal can on your finger! :-)
You can leave your finger print in the metal of metal can op amps if they're misclocked, I discovered.
Free RTOS really is free but the manuals (if you get both of them cost $50
Hello from Orange Co. Ca.
@Kentj: I assure that metal can op amps are alive and well and hot as ever as video speeds.
hello all
@Phildani7 -- there is a UDP libray for the LM3S6965 you have -- just look in utils -- make sure you have Stellarisware 9107. If you are using CCS5 -- anothe project is to look at SysBIOS RTOS and maybe even FreeRTOS.
I got both working on the LM3S811 -- bit of a challenge.
Once you have an RTOS -- you can look at some really serious projects.
hi all
Do they even sell metal can op amps anymore?
(Am I about to get "barred" from CEC?) :) Uht-oh, here comes the bouncer...
Ah yes, 16.5KV yeow!
(In other words, it doesn't take me long to check the high voltage on a plate!!)
I lost my fingerprints on misclocked op amps. I was more careful with fire bottles.
Good morning and happy Friday all. Feeling a lot like fall here in Edmonton, AB at 12C/53F.
Fire bottles? Wow, haven't heard that term in a long time! Yes, that's why I don't have any fingerprints and why I have a permanent H/V charlie horse in my elbow! :)
hello everyone --- anothe great day in Big D
@JoeFromOzarks: Did you start out on "fire bottles" too?
oh Joe...I'm sure everybody will like your posts...definitely not useless
One more thing - no project is ever truly finished. Unless and until the funding stops. :)
Uht-oh, how does one go about deleting these useless posts of mine?
hello from sonora, calif
One more thing: a flowchart is invaluable. Start -> finish. A wise man once said "A mans got to know his limitations" just so you can break 'em. And other said "Gotta have a plan, son." (In so many words.) :) Now, time for the recliner... :)
Hello everyone! from Canbridge, Ontario.
Most of the time I'm a "lurker." :) I learned electronics a long time ago, when current flow (through a wire) went from (-) to (+) and things that made light also made heat! (grin) Most of the time, when I comment, some youngster jumps in and tells me I'm wrong and I should get back in bed 'cause I missed my nap. :)
Thank you. I like to logger with the RTC/Ethernet. But have to learn on how to send packets.
Good Morning/Afternoon from Sunny San Jose, CA. It's 62 °F right now and it will be 78 °F @ 2:30 PM.
Have fun guys -- lunch time -- maybe some ice cream too! :-)
@bobybacs -- The voltmeter is a good one -- with some electronics for autoswitching -- to make it tougher. :-) The rest are sample programs included with Stellarisware -- so you can "cheat" properly! ;-)
Anyway the autoranging meter could keep Phil busy for an afternoon.
Joe -- I hunt the forums at TI e2e -- looking for problems as well. -- and fresh ideas of what to try.
Yes, start out easy. The "hello world" blinking LED. Before you know it, you'll end up like me, hunting the forums for problems others are having just so you'll have something to work on!!! (grin)
@Joe -- agree with you on the "doodling" -- doodling makes learning harder -- since there are no goalposts. Good Point!
I guess the best way for a beginner is to take one peripheral of uC and do some simple project with it, for ex. take the serial port you can use it to create an echo program or for an ADC try to create a volt meter. This way you can practice the programming language and also learn the uC usage too
@phil -- Yesy I am considering that board as well as the LM4F232. Since you have ethernet -- then maybe the next step is to send data to a PC -- via UDP packets and tie in an RTC so the samples can be organized via time stamp and sample number (you need both). The once that is done you really have the basis of a sophisticated logger.
I built that and it was able to talke to the Make Controler (ARM7) and an Arduino 2560 with Ethernet and gather data from two systems simultaneously.
Al written in Delphi -- the MAKE using the OSC -- and the Arduino using a custom Lib for the Bosch BMA180 (Accelerometer) and the BMA085 -- air pressure and temp -- a Dallas1307 for RTC.
DaveWR is correct, a weather station can be tough. But starting with a temp sensor and getting it working, then add a little LCD display, then maybe a wind speed cone with a voltage divider or a series of reed switches, you know, all very basic. Then start heading into the "wild world." My point was, without a defined project - a goal - all you'll be doing is doodling on a piece of scratch paper without a destination. Instead of a weather station, a add-on project to your favorite hobby. Anything. Something to follow from start to finish. :)
@Dave: Wow! Nice to know that someone had similar struggles. I am comfortable with Assembly, even ARM. But now trying with C, since with assembly I cannot do much. I have a LM3S6965. I tried the example programs. Wondering what to do next!
@phil and Joe --- A weather station is actually a tough project -- done right. Just get an accelerometer from Sparkfun or whoever.. MMA7361 on a Break out board should do it. Get that working and go from there.
@Joe: :) thank you again. what would you suggest that I start with? A home weather sys?
@phildani7 I just started with the Cortex M3 a mont agon LM3S811. Make sure you get the latest Stellaris ware and the latest version of the DVD. If you are not using CCS V5 (latest) logon to the supllier site and get the latest version of their tools.
There are many C and C+ tutorial sites -- just use Bing or Google to find them For me it is a struggle switching from Delphi and other languages as well.
Hello from Tucson
<brain freeze...>
Hello from Sunny SE Lake Simcoe in Ontario Canada.
Mmmmmmmmm.... chocolate. (Okay, I'm going back to my rock and hide now...) :)
Don't pick a project too difficult, and pick one already explored by the experienced. (It's best to try and learn all you can (on a particular code segment) before checking the forums for guidance. Then check and get the "oh wow!" moment!) :)
Now I'm in the mood for ice cream. Being retired is tough. I'm headin' for the kitchen for ice cream, don't let Mr. Nickelsberg start without me... :)
Oh yea, well, any mention of "rocky" and "road" in the same sentence brings ice cream to mind, my g/f is the same way. :)
Hello from Fort Worth
ha ha "Without a goal, the (any) road is very rocky" :)
My comment? You mean "Howdy folks!" ?? I'm a hillbilly. (grin)
@Joe: Thank you. That makes a lot of sense. And my wife likes your comment :)
@phildani7 Do you have a project to work on? If not, pick something, like a home weather station (for example) then as you add each device you'll learn the coding behind it. Without a goal, the (any) road is very rocky. :)
hi, im trying to play with stellaris cortex m3. Finding it difficult to get started with C.
hello you guys!
Yes, just playing with M0. I have M3 DevKit too, it's fun! (I'm mostly a PICMicro (Microchip PIC32) guy, but I need the variety!) (grin)
hi joe, do you work on cortex?
hello everyone
Howdy folks! :)
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The mixed oxide fuel fabrication facility, currently under construction at the Savannah River Site, is under renewed criticism from Washington, with allegation that the project's cost and environmental impact are far greater than expected.
The latest query comes from Congressman Edward Markey (D-Mass), a senior member of the U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee, who describes the project as "a disaster."
"The government's plutonium plan is a pluperfect disaster," said Rep. Markey. "It is over budget, riddled with delays and problems and is producing a product that no one wants. And all to produce $2 billion worth of reactor fuel at a cost of tens of billions of taxpayer dollars and damage to our global non-proliferation efforts."
The facility, originally estimated to cost $4.8 billion, is designed to dispose of 34 metric tons of weapons-grade plutonium. The facility will blend the plutonium with uranium to make reactor fuel for power plants. As part of a non-proliferation agreement with the Russian Federation, the process will leave the plutonium in a form unsuitable for weapons.
Markey, a longtime opponent of the facility, spoke on Monday after he wrote a letter to Energy Secretary Stephen Chu criticizing the program, its cost and the fact that the end-product has no buyer. Markey also asked for answers to 26 questions relating to the project to be answered by Feb. 15.
The project "may be both wasting taxpayer dollars and ultimately failing to reduce our stores of surplus weapons-grade plutonium," Markey wrote.
In his letter, he cited newspaper and industry publication reports that estimate construction costs may be $2 billion over the initial $4.8 billion cost. He also slatted the project for not having any consumers lined up for the facility that is projected to start running in 2016.
"With respect to Representative Markey's concerns regarding finding a buyer for the fuel, utility companies do not announce future business decisions publicly years in advance," said Caroline Delleney, communication director for Congressman Joe Wilson (R-S.C.). "Great progress has been made in locating potential customers, and (Wilson) is supremely confident that there will be multiple buyers for MOX fuel."
Wilson, a supporter of the project, took issue with his colleagues assessment of MOX fuel and the MFFF.
"Congressman Wilson believes the MOX project at SRS is an essential national security program which is over 50 percent completed," said Delleney. "This program serves a vital purpose, as it will allow the United States to honor its international nuclear nonproliferation obligations with Russia. Once operational, the facility will begin to disposition 34 metric tons of weapons grade plutonium, approximately 17,000 nuclear weapons, into fuel for commercial nuclear reactors."


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The Rockies like Mets right-handed pitcher Mike Pelfrey, but it doesn't look as if the parts for a trade fit.
One issue is the Mets have little starting pitching depth and are loath to part with Pelfrey, who went 7-14 with a 4.74 ERA during a difficult Mets 2011 season but was 15-9, 3.66 the previous year.
Also, while the Mets are seeking bullpen help, they're not going to take the Rockies' Huston Street. The Mets' bench coach is Bob Geren, who was Street's manager with the Athletics before the Rockies acquired him. Street and Geren feuded back then, and the Mets would prefer to stay away from that situation.
Dealing Street and outfielder Seth Smith appears to be the Rockies' best route to improving the club quickly. Also they'll see how much interest there is in third baseman Ian Stewart, with the Cubs mentioned prominently, and outfielder Ryan Spilborghs.
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Setting a basic screen is not normally going to be considered a foul like it apparently is tonight, so I wouldn't stress it too much.
Why does Blake only have 4 rebounds??
Our offensive rebounding is so horrid!
9 of the Clippers 12 bench points have come in the 4th. 5 Willie and 4 Dudley.
He must have been getting eaten alive all his career then by those big bad refs, lol.
Hey Doc! Let granger play with the starters
Subs please. PJ shoves GD from behind... Can't believe refs missed that, oh wait, I can.
Geez, our 15-point lead is now down to 4. Just like that. Sigh.
Are you f***** serious?!
Griffin just watch the ball, letdown of defense again.
Just like that it is a 4 point game. WTF happened to the defensive intensity?
Just when i thought we we're out of the woods....sigh
BG killed what ever momentum we had left.
Blake is really sucking on D right now
This f***** game gives me f***** grey hair.
Welp, I can already sense the taste of defeat if we don't start playing D and boxing out.
Wow, horrible. Again, the Suns are just a bad matchup, definitely do not want to face this team in the playoffs.
Intensify the defense Clips.
Uh oh- 4 point game just like that. Bad lapse by the Clippers to allow the Suns to get on this run.
They've missed a lot when its the clippers possession but they can see non existent goaltends, back of heel 3 seconds in the paint, and "moving screens" weird huh!?
In the words of Mark Jackson, which I'd hate to use, but "Hand Down, Man Down." Such a horrible time to not play D.
I hate when teams go away from things that got them the lead! Go to Blake and Go to Matt! Dang. It isn't that hard
DJ with the big putback!
Nice DJ be aggressive more.
They are doubling the heck out Blake tho
DJ is a force on the boards, but he still needs to learn how to box out better. He relies on his vertical more than anything on the boards.
Finally a call goes our way!
I don't know why you guys are so scared of the sorry suns. In the words of the great Rasheed Wallace:"I don't know why you think they some unstoppable force, we ain't scared of them cats."
Bad ref calls aside, this Phoenix team is dang good.
Imagine if tim duncan had dj's body and athleticism lol he could have been the best big man ever
DC for 3
Collison has been SO huge for us this year.
Actually, I think the Suns are going to be a bitch to play in the playoffs for whoever ends up facing them. They're well-coached, Dragic and Bledsoe are beasts, and you can't let up for a second against them because they play hard all game.
Collison a HUGE 3!
I would absolutely love a matchup with the suns. Easy series win; especially when the playoff intensity would go up massively.
Lucky ass shots
Check the ball for magnets. Now.
WOW. When sh!t like that go in....
Of course that bounces in for GREEN!
BG with a big make there.
are you shtiting me?
great defense darren!
Nice defence by DC
Blake Griffin clutch bank shot in the post!
Great D by Collison.
Great D by Collison on Green.
Bank you very much, Blake! Then, great D by DC! Loving Collison's defensive play as of late.
OMG, this game is too close for comfort. Clippers only up by 5.
thats how I feel too, another sheed gem: "we ain't no punks."


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Mental-health care providers in Southwest Colorado can hardly be faulted for being cautious about how much they�ll benefit from Gov. John Hickenlooper�s proposed $18.5 million expansion of services for the people they serve.
�I�m not particularly excited,� Bern Heath, director of Axis Health System, said Wednesday. �The projects make sense in metropolitan areas but not here.�
Self-reliance has been the watchword at Axis, formerly Southwest Colorado Mental Health, Heath said.
Linda Lute, a licensed addiction counselor in private practice, like Heath, doesn�t think the governor�s projects hold a lot for rural areas.
�My overall thought around the governor�s initiatives is that a better alternative would be to provide localized monies to Axis Health to improve local crisis response and treatment services,� Lute said. �In the five rural counties in Southwest Colorado (Archuleta, La Plata, Montezuma, San Juan and Dolores), it�s often difficult to realize any benefit from statewide initiatives.�
The governor�s proposed mental-health system overhaul includes:
First, changes in the approach to the client. There would be trauma support groups and peer support specialists whose mantra would be �What happened to you in the past?� not �What�s wrong with you?�
The consolidation of three current processes to hold a person for involuntary commitment to a mental-health facility.
The immediate transfer of mental-health information to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for background checks related to firearm purchases. The information currently is sent on a CD-ROM.
Increase response time for mental-health crises by creating a 24-hour hotline, walk-in crisis facilities open around the clock and a statewide awareness campaign on how to get help. Estimated cost: $10.2 million.
Building a 20-bed facility to hold people in the criminal-justice system who require competency evaluation. Estimated cost: $2 million.
Creation of two 15-bed residential facilities for short stays for people in transition from a hospital to the community, subsidies for people awaiting federal housing vouchers and the formation of a team to develop a service plan and help with transition.
After Mercy Regional Medical Center ceased inpatient mental-health treatment in 1999, area providers had to find beds elsewhere, Heath said.
�Then we lost 16 percent of our funding in 2004 when the state cut spending on mental health,� Heath said. �We laid off 22 people.�
Axis opened its own 15-bed acute-care center for adults in 2006, Heath said. Some state money has been restored but not to previous levels. Children are treated at home as much as possible because there�s no in-patient facility for them.
The Crossroads Mashaw Larson Center next door to Mercy provides detox services as well as in-patient quarters, said Mary Trujillo Young, senior director of clinical services.
Clients are brought by law-enforcement officers, referred by the Department of Human Services or self-admit, she said, for three to seven days for evaluation and to stabilize until they can find outpatient treatment.
Rusty Connor, supervising nurse at Crossroads, said planning for secure release begins as soon as the client arrives. No one is released to the street, she said.
Transportation to psychiatric hospitals in Denver, Pueblo or Grand Junction is a huge problem, said Pam Wise Romero, executive vice president for health-care services at Axis.
�We work hard to keep clients local,� Wise Romero said. �When we send them away, they lose the support of their family, friends and treatment team.�
Difficulty in booking transportation is a hardship on Mercy, said Dr. John �Kip� Boyd, chief medical officer at the hospital.
Combative patients, who must take involuntary medication or who need long-term, high-level treatment sometimes spend three days in the Mercy emergency room � perhaps under custodial guard � awaiting transportation, Boyd said.
Crossroads isn�t set up to house such people, Boyd said.
A statewide crisis hotline as proposed by Hickenlooper would duplicate service in Southwest Colorado, Lute said.
�We already have a 24-hour hotline that works very well,� Lute said.
Despite adversity, Axis is pulling itself along, Heath said.
He recalled that when he arrived in 2001, 122 patients were sent to mental hospitals outside the area. In fiscal 2012, Axis sent 15 people away for treatment.
�We�re still underfunded,� Wise Romero said. �The governor�s plan is important, but we�ve told the state that our needs in rural areas are different. Many pieces of state legislation are geared to the Front Range.�
The awareness campaign Hickenlooper proposes is a solid idea, Wise Romero said. If the stigma associated with mental health were erased, people with behavioral problems could feel comfortable seeking help.
Lezlie Mayer, director of La Plata County Department of Human Services, is waiting to see what�s on the governor�s mental-health agenda.
The department does some mental-health work such as family therapy and play therapy for children, Mayer said.
The department receives 80 percent of its revenue from the state and the remainder from La Plata County.


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State police said she was taken into custody as she walked away from the scene.
Weitkamp is charged with indecent exposure, open lewdness, criminal mischief and disorderly conduct.
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Residents eager to take a dip in the county�s newest lake will be disappointed to learn that the target opening date in summer 2013 could be pushed back.
That�s what Cathy Metz, director of parks and recreation in Durango, told members of the Animas-La Plata Water Conservancy District board this week about Lake Nighthorse.
The sparkling body of water, which has 1,500 surface acres when the reservoir is full, is off limits until a recreation manager is on the job. But there have been incidents of trespassing.
The reservoir southwest of town is going to be used, ready or not, board member Tom Brossia said.
�You have no idea how adamant the public is about using the reservoir,� Brossia said. �There is a real groundswell.�
Metz acknowledged the attraction of the reservoir. But she said the city first must negotiate a lease for the 5,500-acre site with the Bureau of Reclamation, which owns the land and built the reservoir.
Among other issues are the possible transfer of law-enforcement jurisdiction from the La Plata County Sheriff�s Office to the Durango Police Department and to expand the city�s urbanizing boundary, the first step to annexation.
City planning commissioners are scheduled to take up the latter matter on Nov. 26.
In answer to questions from board members, Metz said the city is beginning to review how regulations concerning smoking, use of alcohol and weed control would apply at the lake.
Metz said later that it was discovered that the proposed swim beach is near archaeological sites. The beach could be eliminated, moved or the archeological artifacts could be processed as was done at other sites before dam construction began.
Animas-La Plata Water Conservancy District board members almost 3� years ago pledged $25,000 toward hiring a consultant to produce a recreation master plan for Lake Nighthorse, which was declared full.
It was enough of a catalyst to attract other funding sources for the effort. State Parks had begged off, saying it had higher priorities and was short of money.
After decades of negotiations, the Bureau of Reclamation built the reservoir, which has a capacity of 123,000 acre-feet, to settle Native American water claims. Nontribal entities in Colorado and New Mexico will share the water.
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With the rockets loss tonight we are 3 games ahead of them. If we lose all the rest of our games and the rockets win we own the tie-breaker against with head to head record(4-0) not to mention we won our division. First 3rd seed in franchise history if I'm not mistaken! Woohoo!!
This is great news for the Clippers franchise. They keep movin' on up! I hope they do even better in the upcoming playoffs.
Now let's take home the hardware!!!
Wow. So proud of the team, they have come so far. #takeover
Great to see us setting franchise records! It all just doesn't seem real. I love it!
Hell yeah!! I love to see the improvement from year to year. Great job Clippers!
Agreed. Only for the game that has no playoff implications. Denver will not affect seeding , but the Portland game could determine who we play in the first round
If that as unlikely as it is was to happen, we would still be tied 2-2 in the season series and it would be based on the other tie breaker option which I don't currently remember.
Thunder will probably go hard to win that one more game and then chill from there
^ I agree that it's very unlikely, but if they lost their next 2 and we won our next 2, we'd get the #2 based on conference record.
OKC lost to the Pelicans tonight so the #2 seed is still in play. Of course if the Thunder lose to the Pistons, they have more problems than being the #3 seed. It looks like Memphis will be the #7 seed if they can beat the Mavs next game. I don't know how great it would be to be the #2 seed. I think I'd rather face the Warriors without Bogut.
I feel so bad for the suns and their fans. I just wanted Memphis to be on the outside looking in, can't stand them.
The Suns definitely deserved it more, they played their asses off all year and defied expectations. Memphis spent half the year pouting because Hollins got fired and didn't start playing for real until later in the season.
On the bright side (pun fully intended), the Suns will get a top ten lottery pick. If they choose correctly, they could very well move from surprise team to legitimate contender in a few years, especially if this draft class lives up to what people have been saying about it.
The NBA better not give us a 12 or 12:30 p.m. game, we deserve the 7:30 p.m. game where our crowd is fully alive.
Agreed. I think we all wanted the Suns to get through but Memphis' experience won out. Must be really hard for the Suns team and fans, so near and yet so far.
The Lakers aren't in the playoffs this year, so the Clippers don't have to share Staples Center with them. Hopefully they can work around the Kings' schedule though.
My guess is the early games will probably go to the Eastern conference.
Good news on the 3rd seed front, Bogut has broken ribs, if our bigs dominate the paint defensively and offensively our guards will take care of the perimeter and we will dominate Golden State! Doc should just rest the guys now we don't need the 2nd seed.
I live in San Francisco, so will be going to one of the games in Oakland (and maybe both). The rumor from inside the Warriors is that assuming everything stays the same, the Clips will be up here Thurs the 24th for a 730 game and a 1 PM game on Sat the 26th. Pretty quick turnaround...
I didn't know where to post this but bogus is out for the rest of the playoffs and I find it funny how mad the fans are and how little it is they know about basketball and how they love to troll
But I thought we were the scared ones? Will our resident Warriors troll even show his face again after the series?
Please don't ban the trolls.
I need a good laugh.
Blake is always motivated to play the warriors. I doubt CP would let Curry get off in this series
This matchup is the best for us. Even though I think we'd beat Dallas/Memphis anyway, going up against a team with a championship pedigree or a team that plays bush league basketball would be exhausting.
I honestly believe that we can win it in 5-6 people honestly just love go hate on the clippers. It's going to feel great to prove a lot of stupid people wrong
Let's get the warriors enough of the talk there going down in five or six.
Our pet troll found himself a new home among like "minds". Check out the OP...
http://forums.realgm.com/boards/viewtop ... ;t=1315582
I kinda miss the little fella
I cannot wait for this series! I posted this in previous Warriors vs Clippers threads but I moved to NorCal almost two years ago and their fans are really annoying. I can't stand 99% of them.
I made a bet with my coworker that the loser of this series must wear the other teams merchandise for an entire week. We work at one of the biggest and busiest gyms in the country and it's filled with Warrior fans. They all know I'm a diehard Clipper fan because I always wear Clippers shirts and wear my Blake and D Miles jerseys on Fridays when we're allowed to wear sports jerseys to work. Basically, I'm going to get a lot of crap if the Clippers lose (they won't).
That said I'm all set and ready to go for the playoffs. Clippers store online, just had a sale for jerseys at 50% off and. I bought myself a road red Blake jersey, #backinblue sleeved CP3 jersey. Also got my little brother in law and my daughter road red Blake jerseys (she already has a red CP onesie that she's growing out of.)
Long post, but, to put simply, I cannot wait. Glad to face the Warriors and shut them and their fans up. I'm calling it now -- get your brooms out! We're going for a sweep!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yeah I said it!
Is Granger going to play tonight? I'd like to know
nevermind.. clippers.com said no.
Here he is, literally admitting what we've said about their team being a disappointment relative to expectations:
http://forums.realgm.com/boards/viewtop ... ;t=1314850
OKC loses 1 and we win.... we jump to #2 seed.. thoughts????
If OKC loses to Detroit at home (extremely unlikely) then we can make the decision to hold some starters for our final game. Our game is after theirs so we will know the result. We can control that, if we want to.
Now for me, I'd prefer to be #2 seed. But, I can see the argument the other way, so just let Doc Rivers decide.
Honestly I am sick of this Oracle Arena sh*t, come Game1 we gotta be insane as a crowd. We do not want our players thinking the warriors have better fans!
Ya that's quick, but I'm talking about Game1
"The Bipolar Troll"... kid's like a bad SNL character.
I think Dallas might be a slightly tougher out than the warriors, but it would be worth it to have that 2nd round game-7 at home. Wait and see how the Grizz/Mavs game goes, and if the Mavs pull it off, play to win. If not, phone it in.
Either way, OKC really holds all the cards if they'd rather play the duds or have 2nd round home court.
Yup.. Keep in mind that we had to come back in the fourth twice to beat Dallas
Does GSW hold the tie breaker over Mavs and Griz? because if GSW loses they will be tied with which ever team wins the Mavs Griz game... we could still end up with Griz at 6
Yes. They've clinched the 6th spot
Griffin and Reddick will not play our final game (with Griffin missing a game by the rules due to his last technical).
So you've heard they are not rescinding the call?
Who's going to LAC vs. GSW series? In going to game 2.
LA Times made it seem like it doesn't matter because Doc is leaving Blake and JJ behind (and maybe Jamal),for this meaningful/meaningless game. Meaningful because of the small possibility we move up to 2nd,meaningless because does anyone think OKC loses to DET, unless on purpose because they fear DAl and want to play GS(?).
Detroit has already locked in the 8th worst record so they might put up a fight if okc wants to tank it.
but OKC are 14 point favorites
I want official bragging rights against the Warriors. Without Bogut, we can push these guys around.


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Yeah, we've all heard him say it. But what's different here is the writer's (Scott Howard Cooper) take on things.
He spends the whole article scoffing at the notion - though not in a mean way - then finishes with a kind of "yeah, but..." bringing up DJ's improvement and numbers this season.
The haters are gonna hate, but DJ has responded to hype and praise very well this season. I think a little recognition from the media can only help him further.
Our little clown is all grown up.
http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2014/02/1 ... f:nbahpt6e
He doesn't hold a candle to Russell. No center in this league does. He is also way too inconsistent but props for his improvements this season. Much better than last season and worth his contract.
Doc, you high bro?
I think people want him to give up fewer points in hone paint or at the rim -not that they want him to score 20. It's not all his fault, but as it is his job to protect that area he gets the praise when good and the blame when bad.
DJ should be an all star and he will next year. He has to overcome his history of being a lazy dufus. Fans will be aware of the Two Man Wrecking Crew and will see the Poncho to BG Cisco in Lob City. He may be MIP. I consider FT's gravy.
The difference between Russell and Wilt and players today is this (Gospel of Toohip)
We confuse athleticism ie. dunks crashing the boards and high flying with being an athlete.
Both Wilt and Mr. Russell were world class track and field guys. - athletes. Wilt was a heptathalete (I think). 100 yard dash in 10.9 at seven feet. Russell could high jump 6' 9.5" and was the seventh best in the world. Wilt did 6'1" before the "Flop" Both could jump so high as to touch the top of the backboard. TECHNIQUE
For grins. Johnny Mathis broke Bill's original college record and was one of the 10 best high jumpers in the world.
The point in this is that these guys in track and field had developed endurance (Wilt NEVER got tired) and physical skills such as lateral movement and jumping etc. Players don't get this training today. Sorry Wilt could guard Jordan because of his training in things like the triple jump. They were also expected to be real Student-Athletes and actually be able to read.. There is a debate as to who is the GOAT, Wilt or MJ. MJ and Russell had the hearts of tigers. Wilt didn't but he was by a quantum the most physically gifted ATHLETE ever to play. Please check out Russell/Cousey on youtube
DJ ain't Mr. Russell. Why do even the young thugs call him that?
DJ is still way too inconsistent and still lacks fundamentals. I know Doc's trying to boost his confidence but let's not start overrating him because of that.
Doc perhaps needs his eyes checked. Nice compliment but not yet, not yet at all.
We may be missing the point here.
Is DJ as good as Russell? ...not at all.
Will DJ play harder if he thinks he can become Russell? ...maybe.
In my opinion, Doc's handling of DJ has been his signature achievement so far. Even if he wants to put him in the MVP/GOAT conversation and everybody laughs - but it makes DJ better - Doc wins, DJ wins, the Clippers win... and we win.
Doc is seeing exactly what I see in DJ. That's what mentors
are able to do. When the world see's who a person is "Now" a great
leader is able to accurately asses the potential.
Hands down I know DJ has the potential to be the best
center in this league in the next 3 years.
I've been saying that since he came into the league.
What he needed was a great mentor to bring it out of him,
and Doc is the perfect MAN for the job.
There are many things DJ needs to improve in, especially
his defense in the paint, pick n roll D, and guarding
shooting bigs.
But the reality is a human being can only improve a few
things at a time.
To go from where he was last year to #1 rebounder in the league,
#4 in shot blocks. and averaging 9ppg without any plays called
his a heck of a jump.
If he continues to work in 3 years he will have improved in
those areas and be hands down most dominant center in the league.
I've been one of DJ's harshest critics over the past few years, but he has been playing out of his mind this season. I have to give him credit now. Just to be clear, Doc didn't say that DJ was as good as Bill Russell, he specifically said "I genuinely see traits of Bill Russell. I didn't say he was Bill Russell." Deandre still has a ways to go, but to say that he has some "traits" similar to Russell isn't that outlandish.
Hey guys. He never said he was as good as Russell. He just said he sees common traits. The same way we say we see some Jordan in this guy or that guy.
Doc needs to chill on comments like these.
I am afraid DJ will be out of our price range at the end of next season
i think he likes it here. but who knows. i hope he retires a clipper
With next season being the last year on DJ's contract, and his continued level of improvement, should the Clippers offer him a contract extension?
What can DJ net in a trade? What type of center would benefit Blake?
I would like him to remain on the team, not sure if he's worth max money.
If he continues this way into the PO's and keeps trending upwards next season, he should get at least Hibbert/Chandler $.
As you already know, I am a Lakers fan rooting for The Clippers to DESTROY everyone in the playoffs.
Re. Deandre Jordan, he deserves max money for one reason: there are only a handful of bonafide, seven foot centers in the NBA. Every team will drool to get their hands on him. Can you imagine Miami with DJ? They would NEVER lose a game!
As I have said before, the Clippers are one player short of title contention. It could be JJ when he returns or Crawford when he returns to last year's form.
I believe that Doc (boy I wish the Lakers had a REAL coach like Rivers) will add the missing player before season's end.
No worries. It is still the regular season.
(Who wouldas thunk the Clippers could win the NBA title and the Lakers could win the NBA Draft Lottery?!)


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The third edition contains 18.4 million entries, covering most of England and Wales. Some counties are seriously unrepresented, for example there are only 4,000 entries for Devon and more importantly for me, only 12,000 for Hampshire. I am pleased to say Sussex is now well represented. The FFHS website includes a useful breakdown of the coverage of the NBI, down to which parishes and date ranges are included.
The NBI retails at £30 for the full version and £15 for an upgrade from the second edition (if you return the first CD of the second edition). It is available through the FFHS and other genealogy suppliers. It is also listed on Amazon.co.uk although as I write this it is showing as out of stock.
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Thank you.
thanks once again most especially to our presenter, sir randy for the whole week class in giving us wisdom of another technology we are looking for.
thanks to digikey and design news for continuing education as required for PDH Collection...hoping a PDH VALUE be mailed...thanks again...
going back to another class topic of semester 3...
it's about to end now, thanks for the presentation that gave wisdom in today's smart sensor application sir randy...i am now on slide 19...
great! i am now on slide 15 of today's smart sensors...
i am now on slide 2 for day 5 presentation of today's smart sensors...
i am now downloading the presentation slides of day 5 class lesson of sir randy...
here i am again for day 5 presentation of sir randy...thanks again to all...
Thank you Randy!
Very informative lecture
@Chuck - hall effect positioning sensors... (e.g. AMS)
Great to have access to the recorded sessions!
Missed the live lecture
Taking the class offline
Randy - thank you for an interesting set of classes and the additional links more ifromation on gyroscopic sensors would be interesting.
last catch-up on this topic
Good class - thanks for archiving it. The first course in sensors coupled with this one ties a lot together. That said, would like to wrap it up and tie the bow on with a detailed design walkthrough, most of the pieces which are already here now and not in any insufficient otherwise.
Gas sensing /particulate sensing / chemical sensing are other areas to touch on:
exhaust sensor similar to Oxygen sensor in catalytic converter that senses
soil sensor (temp/H2O/chemicals) for farm and research monitoring, water and fertilizer guidance
smoke / CO sensors for example
thank you, Randy
thanks randy a another great series of discussion
no i am not working on anything related to that
seems like alot of new sensors are availible
I am interested alot in humity senors
Picking up day 5
Thanks for the course Randy.
Thank youfor archiving this course
Thank you very much Randy and all! Outstanding week!
That's going to do it for today and this week for me.
Thanks to everyone.
so it's modern perspective, almost all sensors integreated with ARM cores now?
Lots to think about now. Thank you kindly.
TMP06 difference -- see user manual...
Typically less than 1/2 meter... not a simple calc.
I have a question, do you usually use sensors like accelerometer and gyroscope with integrated sensor fusion software, or do you develop such software yourself? And are there combinations with integrated SF software for any combination of accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer? Thanks.
Does TMP006 thermopile sensor need point to measured object? and how far away?
The range is not jumping out from the data sheet for me. Perhaps it will for you:
DSP guruis can pint you at several packages that help you analyze the sensor data -- forgot about this till someone mentioned Matlab:
Lots more than Matlab clones there.
For statistical analysis of sensor data
One suggestion... (free as well)
Where does the Tire Pressure Monitoring System get its power from?
Gnu Ocatve:
Download from there
You can also Use GNU Octave -- Matlab like and "R" for Statistical analysis
What does the recevier end of the TPMS look like?
@apdobaj I understand and feel for you purchased most of my tools myself.. Mathcad and some third party low cost simulation programs, tried to get Labview but they cut the part of the package I wanted from the order.
Good luck
thanks Randy
I just noticed the links you included in the "notes" section of each of the slides. Good to have. Thanks Randy.
Topic for future sensor sessions: Biometric sensors, Security for data, GPS, Software optimisation, Debugging and Troubleshooting. Development / Simulation tools.
@Randy - what tools do you use for signal analysis? Matlab, others? How good are the vendor supported tools?
Thx Clanis.
@gwp2 Ha! It's a one man show for me right now, got a copy of Matlab with simulink off craig's list the other day for 80 bucks.
@ JSP: update rate depends on the number of processors working on the GPS signal
Thanks, very interesting
Thank you Clanis
apdobaj must be nice to work at a company that buys tools.....
also, interesting topic for me would be sensors used for biometrics.
TPMS uses same principle of communication as RFID
Thanks great week!
Other topic's I know there are many but since you asked ...... blank.
Great Seminar.
I 2nd DaveWR:
"A seminar on GPS and GPS modules would be interesting especially if it covered WAAS and GLONAS"
including the MT3329 - how do they get that 10Hz update rate ?
I would like to seee about GPS and image sensors.
Thanks Randy and Chuck. The was a great presentation.
Thank you Randy and Chuck,
Thank you Randy
thank you, this week was my first course here, very interesting.
RF short distance M2M for single sensors
Thanks Randy and Chuck, for a great session and week.
Randy and Chuck, thank you so much. Have a nice weekend.
Randy, thank you for the great lectures that you have provided.
Thank you Chuck
Thank you Randy & Chuck
Tahnk you both too!
Thank You Randy and Chuck.
Thanks Randy and Chuck!
Many thanks Randy and Chuck!! I enjoyed this 5 days full of useful info
How do these smart sensors compare in price to traditional sensors? And how much development effort is needed to integrate smart sensors into a design; i.e. are there special design considerations?
thank you
may be some kind of sensors need embedded encryption, for better safety
Many thanks Randy and Chuck - always very interesting.
if able to use wirebonding (die on board) can get much smaller
Reference board designs and available firmware/drivers are always a big plus. Just as important or more as size, performance and price.
That's the last time we let the ice cream man in our sessions.
Coldfire is a 32 bit MCU of Freescale and is total different with 32 bit ARM.
That's that icecream Randy.
2-axis MEMS provided a roll-rate gyro.
Not purely in software
Security. They have a problem last year that Bad Guys Hack the Tire Preasure Data and Fake the other car that they have a Low Preaure on their Tires, then they follow you until you stop and check your tires, then you know what Bad Guys do.
also, i think that sensor fusion algorithms would be a good topic for some future course.
slightly confusing it's - 32-bit also as ARM
Coldfire is not an ARM licensed architecture IP.
TPMS, I think, has a battery. It should be able to benefit from energy harvesting to extend the life.
RF output from a loadcell when the info is called for.
Am I working on soething like that? Sensing required by law? Yes. ;-)
The BGA style packages make prototyping difficult. Having SOIC or even QFN styles available really helps. And they are perfectly fine for non-space constrained designs and low-volume.
I'd like an icecream.
I get audio for a few seconds
Chuck, Smaller size and power are always opening new doors but as always cost and reliability must be factored in. I am not working on anything at this time though but I will keep it in mind. It's always good to know what is out there.
It did sound like the ice cream man.
hall effect, magnetic field would be interesting
i didn't have the chance to use such small sensor yet.
The ice cream man is in town
The small size makes it tough to mount with my gorilla paws.
Today's list is OK, for future sessions: biometric sensors for variety of medical devices.
A seminar on GPS and GPS modules would be interesting especially if it covered WAAS and GLONAS
Is it cost effective?
connection issue, no sound
Your content just is my interesting.
Someone mentioned hygrometer, but GPS would be interesting
Magnetic field, hall effect
i think the list covers most of what we need
Hello all.
Hall effect Sensors
Hello Serbia.
Magnetic fields
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Audio coming!
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Hello again from Toronto.
audio up!
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Hi All, with snow on the ground from Toronto.
Good morning 54F and raining in CA
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Hello All
Greetings all
74F here in Midland really feel sorry for all of you up north.
Warming up in Chicago -- 22F and one inch of snow.
warm? yesterday we had +40 degrees Centigrades
Hello from Sunny Warm SE Lake Simcoe -- it's minus 12C -- hurray it's warm!
RMRSS What part of NY?
RMRSS, what of New York?
@gordonmx: No, not in Salem. I know few people from Stayton.
Hi all,
from brutifully cold upstate NY. 11 F down 0 tonight.
good afternoon, everyone
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It's 54°F now and a HIGH of 63°F.
Anatoliy, Do you know anyone in Salem?
Hi from Oregon
Ready for another good session
Good day from Huntsville, Al. It is raining here but we did not the big freeze they were predicting.
Good morning from SoCAL. Still raining.
Hello from NY.
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Hello all
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Hello from Vancouver.
20 degF and sunny today in Minneapolis.
Happy Friday all!
Howdy folks!! Happy Friday!! :)
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I'll be curious to hear more about the sensor fusion software mentioned in conjunction with some of the parts in the slides.
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"There is a tide in the affairs of men / Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune / Omitted, all the voyages of their life / Are bound in shallows and in miseries" - Shakespeare
"We are born at a given moment in a given place, and like vintage years of wine, we have the qualities of the year and of the season in which we are born" – Carl Jung
Quite so, says Astrology. And, going with the metaphor, recently there has been a veritable king tide of dynamic Aries energy, which, based on anecdotal evidence, has bestowed on many who have taken it at the flood the confidence and courage to have changed their lives for the better. This month however, the tide slows as the seasonal quality of zodiac energy takes on the earthy sensual tones of Taurus, as first Mars, then Mercury and Venus move into that sign on the 11th and 16th of May respectively, followed by Jupiter on the 4th of June. Note that Jupiter, the planet of higher mind and prosperity consciousness, will stay in Taurus for a full year, leaving only revolutionary Uranus to fly the Arien flag for the next 7 years.
Let's compare and contrast Aries and Taurus now to see what we're in for. Taurus consolidates and grounds what Aries starts or initiates. Aries is from Mars, Taurus is from Venus. Aries is the direct action warrior / hero, Taurus is the pleasure loving, beauty worshipping artist / lover. Marlon Brando, a Sun sign Aries with Venus in Taurus combines the two. Shakespeare, a Sun sign Taurus, gives the pure taste of the sign with this gem: "If music be the food of love, play on, give me excess of it"
More generally as a fixed earth sign, Taurus provides the resources and solid foundation on which to build something of lasting value, something that embodies and reflects a strong sense of self-worth. Taurus season is the right time to ask questions such as: What am I worth? Am I being paid, or giving to myself what I am worth? What is my life worth to me? Do my relationships reflect my own sense of self-worth and self-value? Am I being valued for my own sake or for what I have? And finally this one, so relevant for acquisitive Taurus, and so pertinent more generally for our modern materialistic age,: "If I am what I have, and I lose what I have, who then am I"? [Originally posed by psycho-analytic sage Erich Fromm]
Varij is a former tutor in Philosophy at Melbourne University and a writer for Wellbeing Astrology Magazine. A professional reader of over 25 years experience, he combines compassion and wisdom with a gifted intuition to deliver clear, positive and accurate guidance.
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http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/34 ... me-evolves
Great read, good quotes on Blake's improvements.
The deal with Blake,IMHO,is everyone wanted him to be the greatest his first year,his "all he does is dunks" year.
What impresses me is the way he picks one thing and does it better then next year. And keeps building. He doesn't do a lot of things half-assed, he does a few things and he does them really really well and then he moves onto something else. Every year you get a new and improved Blake,not that the first prototype was bad. The growth is so much fun to watch. That first 3 he drilled this year had me floored.
He is an MVP.
A clippers news from a Philippines website. Bball is the most popular sports there. Maybe when I come visit this summer I'll see a bunch of clippers jersey
I did not noticed your flag so you are pinoy "mabuhay" yeah Philippines is a basketball crazy country, and Almost every corner of the road has an improvised hoop, in fact every kid knows CP3, Blake, Lebron and Durant
I wonder if blake and Chris are close friends - they don't seem to have much in common but they do seem to like each other. I do believe there has been tension though, you could sense it last season.
Were very excited in the coming FIBA games in Spain.Pinoy rocks!
This is great to hear the recognition. Blake really is the best player on our team as showcased when CP3 was out. So excited to see how much better he gets.