Couldn't resist ordering one of these [Teensy 4.0] today.

I don't know what I will do with this it but it does appear that I will be doing it faster than I would without it [Is that a reason? Yes, I think so]. I don't care, toys are fun.

It does look impressive.

You didn't have to post that

I'm trying hard to not order one now!.

I really dislike bga chips but it does look mighty nice. Thanks!

Well I couldn't resist these, so I ordered 3 arrived today - but they use USB-C
I don't have a USB-C lead - so 've ordered one of those, from RS Components, so it'll arrive Monday. However, I've fitted a SIM card, soldered a couple of 18650's to the end of the battery lead - and admired it a bit

Good morning Nigel after a 3 year GAP, I am back here. ,
i too had bought one in order to make one SWR and Power meter, designed by Johan the details are at Groups.io under RADIOSTUFF.

regards

sarma
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mvs sarma said:

Good morning Nigel after a 3 year GAP, I am back here. ,
i too had bought one in order to make one SWR and Power meter, designed by Johan the details are at Groups.io under RADIOSTUFF.

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Really nice article, and pretty cool auto-tuning your aerial system for best SWR.

Just to let you know, my USB-C lead came yesterday, and all is working fine

Quite nice USB-C, simply because it goes in either way round.

Nigel Goodwin said:

simply because it goes in either way round

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That may be enough for me given how often I have get the orientation wrong on the first try with other USB connectors.

DrG said:

That may be enough for me given how often I have get the orientation wrong on the first try with other USB connectors.

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It's not usually just once, it often takes three or four tries to get it the right way round

Came pretty quickly...I am tempted to play around with it this weekend. Also, there is an interesting thread at eevblog about it and their model and so on...new shiny penny d'jour or $20 monster? Don't know...don't even know what I will do with it, maybe a direction of arrival machine - been wanting to try that.

Today, I decided to check out the Teensy 4.0 and I had something particular in mind.



Intermittently, I have been exploring the PIC32. In particular the MX270F256B. It is available in a through hole DIP in both 40MHz and 50MHz maximum clock speeds. I was exploring using the internal RC oscillator rather than an external crystal. You have to set up some multipliers and dividers to get the speeds. Specifically, I was testing using both 40MHz and 48MHz clocks (there is no way to get 50MHz using the RC as far as I can see).

I wanted to see if I was setting the oscillators correctly for 40MHz and 48MHz.. Not the absolute accuracy but was I doing what I thought I was doing with the oscillator set up. I should mention that I don't have a real frequency counter.

I used a simple program that toggles an IO bit on the PIC. Then I used the Teensy 4 to measure the frequency (there are actually a few example programs for frequency measurement).

So: 40/48=0.833. At 40MHz, I read toggle frequencies of 3337142 and at 48MHz, I read 4002718 (the last 3 digits will vary but those are typical values that I saw.
3337142/4002718=0.833.

Nice.

Edit: typos

Phew, even atmega328 is more than enough for most of my stuff!

The samd 21 looking really good I got 2 of the M0-Mini