Anyone doing anything of this sort?
I did some projects 20 years ago and over the last few months I have brought those back to life.
Just wondering if there are any hardware hackers out there.
I redesigned my 20 year old PLL controller on an FPGA and added an OLED display to replace the channel display, for example. I did the same thing 20 years ago to an old Midland I had with an 02A PLL.
Recently re-wrote it in C for an AVR (like an Arduino)
Will make a video about it... and thinking about putting the code out there after I finish tweaking it for an Arduino - that's what I am doing now to try to make it easier on hobbyists.
It's also a challenge.. make the code small enough to use 2k of sram and 31k of flash :)
I have flip-flopped on it a bunch.. trying to do it on various MCUs and FPGAs...
Was running it on a Spartan-III then a Cyclone II and then an ARM core MCU like the ATSAM3X
Had a lot of fun doing this project.. and an old radio with an OLED channel display will look cool too :)
I did some projects 20 years ago and over the last few months I have brought those back to life.
Just wondering if there are any hardware hackers out there.
I redesigned my 20 year old PLL controller on an FPGA and added an OLED display to replace the channel display, for example. I did the same thing 20 years ago to an old Midland I had with an 02A PLL.
Recently re-wrote it in C for an AVR (like an Arduino)
Will make a video about it... and thinking about putting the code out there after I finish tweaking it for an Arduino - that's what I am doing now to try to make it easier on hobbyists.
It's also a challenge.. make the code small enough to use 2k of sram and 31k of flash :)
I have flip-flopped on it a bunch.. trying to do it on various MCUs and FPGAs...
Was running it on a Spartan-III then a Cyclone II and then an ARM core MCU like the ATSAM3X
Had a lot of fun doing this project.. and an old radio with an OLED channel display will look cool too :)
Open source hardware mods?
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