EP#148: A Unique Perspective on Feature Creeping

A Unique Perspective on Feature Creeping

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ParkerRPI3 Compute ModuleAdded PCM5122Added LAN9514Still figuring out the schematic partEthernet and USB hub built inEFM8 Universal BeeeeeeeeeeeCom port native! VCP driverSecret ProjectIt may DOOM everythingST7735Common SPI TFT Screen Module1.44” 128x128 pixelsWagon Update: YouTube videosStephen“Feature creeped” my way into designing a 20 band graphic eq and a fancy solid state effects loop20 band eq with +/- 12ish (simulation shows 13.8) db of gain per bandEach band has a Q of 2.87 so they end up being ½ octaveUsing the 1kHz standardDesigned with “constant Q” in mindR.F.O.STM releases STM32 Cube MX V5.0Redone UI and cleaner lookBetter searching optionsLooks like a more streamlined approach to configuring your uC. Sort of a “left to right” pathCNC Router options?Need a 2’ x 4’ CNC machineCNC Router PartsCRP4824 router kitVacuum TableGet a Guest for DIY CNCCheeseburger CompassGPS and Raspberry Pi combined to let you know where the nearest Cheeseburger fast food place is.

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