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[Dog-One]

Great idea with the S&H amp.  What flavor do you use?   The venerable LF398?

Cypress PSoC 5LP.   
http://www.cypress.com/documentation/development-kitsboards/cy8ckit-059-psoc-5lp-prototyping-kit

Programmable logic where I can switch everything around in less than five minutes.  No parts to order, no wires to mess with, no PCBs, all software on the PC.  Build it, load it, test it and try again until it is right.  Cycle time varies depending upon how blurry my eyes are.

For ten dollars you get a huge pile of components that would cost hundreds of dollars and weeks to wait for shipping.

Until we know exactly what is needed to replicate this device one after another, this is the only way to go.

[verpies]

Russian Style !!   

Indeed!  ...albeit the ash tray without vodka betrays that it's a fake

[lost_bro]

Cypress PSoC 5LP.   
http://www.cypress.com/documentation/development-kitsboards/cy8ckit-059-psoc-5lp-prototyping-kit

Programmable logic where I can switch everything around in less than five minutes.  No parts to order, no wires to mess with, no PCBs, all software on the PC.  Build it, load it, test it and try again until it is right.  Cycle time varies depending upon how blurry my eyes are.

For ten dollars you get a huge pile of components that would cost hundreds of dollars and weeks to wait for shipping.

Until we know exactly what is needed to replicate this device one after another, this is the only way to go.

Thanks for the info. Dog-One:

Does the IDE use C++?
I read that the components are virtual and drag & drop..........
If one has experience with Arduino, do you think that this device is do-able?

take care, peace
lost_bro

[Dog-One]

Does the IDE use C++?

Just C code for the processor.

I read that the components are virtual and drag & drop..........

It has all sorts of built-in ones, both digital and analog.  And if that's not enough for you, you can write your own with Verilog or use the built-in DataPath routines for some really high-end stuff.

It's a Programmable System on a Chip.  So it's like having a processor along with an FPGA, plus analog amplifiers, comparators, DACs, ADC, ...  Plenty to keep you busy learning and exploring.

If one has experience with Arduino, do you think that this device is do-able?

It's cheap to find out.  Ten dollars, the PSoC Creator software is free.  All you need is a Windows computer with a USB port and you're on your way forward.  Cypress is a good company to deal with too.  I've used their stuff for years.  Just the other day I found a bug and they were quick to file a case with the engineer.  Within a week or two, I'll be able to run the update and the problem will be fixed, for everyone.

The beauty of it is, I can send you a zip file of my project and in ten minutes you have everything I do at your fingertips.  Hook up the scope and see if does what you want.  This is clearly the way to get this Ruslan device figured out.  Or any other device that needs certain signals to operate properly.

T-1000 insists this device will get messed up when trying to use it with the Ruslan device.  I'm not convinced.  If it will get messed up, I'm pretty sure discrete components would too.  If you're overly concerned though, you can power it with a DC2DC converter and make sure all the inputs & outputs have some sort of isolation.  I'll probably go this route because I plan on having a computer hooked to it with a console connection so I can adjust settings on the fly.

[John.K1]

Hi Dog.

I was also thinking to use my Arduino board together with"AD9851DDS 0-70MHz 2 Sine , 2 Square , Wave Output Signal Generator".

Since I fried my last original Arduino board , I am now more careful when to use it


Guys,

Just watching not so old Ruslan's video, I am looking for the details. I have made a simplified sketch (showing only the basic principle) what he was talking about. Can you correct me please if something missing or wrong in some details.