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16 June 2024
| 15:08 | Move log Helpful talk contribs moved page Stack trace to Call stack | ||||
| N 15:02 | Incandescent lighting diffhist +60 Helpful talk contribs (Redirected page to Lightbulb notes#Incandescent and halogen lamps) | ||||
| N 14:24 | Codec diffhist +793 Helpful talk contribs (Created page with "'''Codec''', a portmanteau of ''coder/decoder'', refers to that can encode and/or decodes a kind of thing. This can be either hardware or software. * 'video codec' often refers to software :: and is a term common to talking about video playback * 'audio codec' often refers to an IC that contains both DAC and ADC. :: the term is more restrained, to e.g. hardware designers * 'image codec' is software :: the term is even more restrained, e.g. when people want to...") | ||||
| N 11:37 | Binary search diffhist +135 Helpful talk contribs (Created page with "<!-- There are various cases where a golden-section search is preferable https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden-section_search -->") | ||||
15 June 2024
| N 23:40 | USB host shield diffhist +953 Helpful talk contribs (Created page with "<!-- The Arduino USB host shield is based on the MAX3421E, which is controlled via SPI, (and has some general-purpose input and output pins, exposed so that you can use them) The MAX3421E is 3.3V device, as the USB data lines are 3.3V differential. I'm guessing the buffer chips on the board make it tolerate 5V. USB's voltage lines are 5V. : Self-powered devices barely care about these lines, meaning you can get away wiring VBus to 3.3V. : For bus-powered devices yo...") | ||||