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A Dot Matrix Display TrueType Font

2015-12-04

One the things I do when starting a design for a user interface for a device with limited capabilities is …

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Address Correction Requested

2015-10-22

New Address: Cheshire Engineering Corp. 710 South Myrtle Ave, Ste 315 Monrovia, CA 91016 +1-626-303-1602 http://www.cheshireeng.com Inquiry@cheshireeng.com We moved, and …

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Cheshire is Moving!

2015-10-13

Pardon our dust and general confusion, we moved. As of October 2015, our address is: Cheshire Engineering Corp. 710 S …

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Using fossil with an IDE

2015-10-01

I use fossil for revision control, and love it. It scales wonderfully from projects with a single developer to larger …

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Even more PCM bit depth and a look at the filter response

2015-08-07

This post describes improvements in the dynamic range of PCM samples recovered from the PDM microphone in the SPLear™ sound …

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More dynamic range in the SPLear PDM conversion

2015-07-17

This post describes improvements in the dynamic range of PCM samples recovered from the PDM microphone in the SPLear™ sound …

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SPLear firmware improvements: scared threshold and packetized recording

2015-07-01

This post describes some tweaks to SPLear™ sound level measurement module firmware to make it more useful when connected to …

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Recording what scared us with a SPLear and a Raspberry Pi

2015-06-16

This post describes how to record audio from a SPLear™ sound level measurement module connected to a Raspberry Pi, when …

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Hearing the SPLear with GPIO on a Raspberry Pi

2015-06-05

This post describes how to use outputs other than the UART from a SPLear™ sound level measurement module connected to …

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Raspberry Pi Wifi Stability

2015-05-27

This is a followup to my earlier post about configuring a Raspberry Pi for headless operation over WiFi. Since configuring …

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