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Good to hear. You are not alone. Several young people who started with ETO are now professionals in related fields. The people who have stuck with ETO need to know they have have a difference.
Depends on your expectations. Are you looking for the fastest charge time or maybe one that will be kindest to the cells to prolong life? Is cost a factor? Maybe one with multiple modes is what you're looking for. Good is too vague. Even if you were more specific chances are no one here...
This circuit is featured in this Instructables.
I am rather rusty at this level so I burned some time looking at this. If one were not using RGB LEDs the reds could be used as 4 serial chains of 2 saving 4 resistors. Pwft. Past that is buying 3 buck boost converters to power the LEDs in...
You can code. Your doing PCB layout. You know enough about logic to have worked out a circuit with discrete chips. I don't see any reason why you need to use an arduino. The Pic16F1503 with four 10 bit PWM modules is ideal.
You could have fun with this. Maybe a Christmas mode that is red...
Most people in their right mind would build a project like that so it can be dismantled for repair or modification. Take your time and figure out how to open it up.
With most cutting edges one can get more service life with frequent light sharpening. Once they are dull/blunt it is a much more difficult task to restore the edge.
How many boards do you need. US based OSHPark's two lawyer prototype service is $5 a square inch shipped for 3 copies of the board. 7 to 9 days. Faster if you pay for it.
https://docs.oshpark.com/services/two-layer/
Did you check the grounds. Unscrew and remove a bit of paint under them. The controller or sensor may ground through mounting screws.
Poor grounding is a common cause of automotive intermittent failures.
My AI is on the stale side but I did a fair bit with expert systems so I will try to help.
"First question is why would knowledge transfer from one part of organization to another."
Design engineers need to transfer knowledge regarding their designs to manufacturing.
In an expert system...
We are having a bit of a cold spell but it seldom gets cold like it does in the north and midwest. Quite dry but that is not unusual. We had been lucky on the Covid front. That luck seems to have run out recently. I should drop by microcontrollers and see what people are doing.
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