EP#128: Git on the Darwin Wagon
Jul 11, 2018•53 min•Ep. 128
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Episode description
- Parker
- MEP Shitty Add-On
- EFM8SB10F2G based like the MacroWatch V2
- 15 addressable channels of LED blinking
- 23 Red 0603 LEDs in total
- Connectors for the Jeep PCM
- PCM connector locks are starting to break due to age
- Found an eBay auction with replacement connectors for sale that had part numbers printed on the connectors
- P/N
- Black Connector: 4-1437290-5
- White Connector: 4-1437290-6
- Grey Connector: 4-1437290-7
- Update on the Wagon
- Carburetor rebuild
- Currently in a power steering pump saga
- Removing the pulley off the pump is a pain
- MEP Shitty Add-On
- Stephen
- uTracer update
- Enclosure arrived: P/N 1441-16BK3CWW
- Layout of the PCB is in progress
- Tormach 770 Mill
- Mimaki ujf-3042 printer
- Switcher 12V P/N: VXO78012-1000
- uTracer update
- R.F.O.
- Maxim IC is in the MCU game now
- MAX32652
- DARWIN: A New Breed of MCU, Built for the Evolving IoT
- Arm Cortex-M4 with FPU-Based Microcontroller
- Revision control for Hardware
- Github
- Keeping track of changes
- Upverter has a histogram feature
- Cadlab.io
- Maxim IC is in the MCU game now
Tags: 1441-16BK3CWW, 4-1437290-5, 4-1437290-6, 4-1437290-7, CADLAB.io, Carburetor rebuild, DARWIN MCU, EGM8SB10F2G, electronics podcast, GitHub, MacroFab, macrofab engineering podcast, MAX32652, Maxim IC, MEP, MEP Shitty Add-On, Mimaki ujf-3042, PCM, Podcast, SAO, Tormach 770 Mill, Upverter, uTracer, VXO78012-1000
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