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Digital TV Antenna
Digital antenna TV has to have capable reception on TV Band Digital TV frequency , from 470-862 MHz.
We can design with Yagi model, Logarithmic antenna Design , Fractal Antenna design or other design that proven can receive with good quality on this band. with frequency reception, we can design this :
862 - 470 = 392 , 1/2 Lambda will be , 490 + 392/2 = 666 Mhz
For Yagi antenna , I use calculation design from K7MEM.com
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or you can also get design from Su and Chang http://www.jpier.org/PIERL/pierl12/14.09102302.pdf
The implementation looks like this :
I have tried the Su and Chang design , with good reception at Digital Terrestrial TV Channel and average quality in analog TV channel reception.
DIN rail ARM7 Ethernet/USB Subsystem (LPC2138)
- This package is ideal for industrial use, facilitating quick connection and relocation
- DIN rail mountable and compatible with OKW Railtec C-5 enclosure
- On-board BASIC compiler runs 30 times faster than interpreted BASIC
SUCCESS
Astronomy
A NASA astronomer selected ARM Ethernet controllers to create a one-off error-correction system for an infrared telescope.
Our secondary mirror
assembly would occasionally jerk. So we constructed a system using
eight BMA180 accelerometers, each attached to an ARMWeb SBC.
These were then programmed to acquire and stream the accelero- meter data to a Linux server. The server would save and graph the data in real time. When an 'image jump' was recorded, this accelero-
meter data was analyzed to help identify the faulty mechanism.
These were then programmed to acquire and stream the accelero- meter data to a Linux server. The server would save and graph the data in real time. When an 'image jump' was recorded, this accelero-
meter data was analyzed to help identify the faulty mechanism.
—Anthony D.
University of Hawaii
University of Hawaii
APPLICATIONS
- Ethernet
- Wireless
- Sensors
- Monitoring
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
System
- DIN rail enclosed 60 MHz 32 bit ARM7 CPU (LPC2138)
- Programmable in a compiled BASIC, C, HTML and XML
- On-board BASIC compiler runs 30 times faster than interpreted BASIC
- 1 million I/O operations per second
Size
- 88.5mm x 84mm (3.4” x 3.3”)
- Compatible with DIN rail OKW Railtec C-5 enclosure
Storage
- 512k flash with 64k user code space
- 224k available for user web pages
- 224k user file space
- 32k RAM
Power
- Less than 1W
- 5-40V DC input
- Output power 3.3V regulated, 250 mA available to user
Connectors
- 25 pins programmable for I/O
- 8 x 10 bit analog A/Ds, 1 10bit DAC
- Optional USB connection
DOCUMENTATION
FREE SOFTWARE TOOLS
ARM7 Ethernet Microcontroller 60 MHz (LPC2138)
- Provides 10MB Ethernet connectivity
- Simplifies integration with Web page and controller hardware
SUCCESS
Astronomy
A NASA astronomer selected ARM Ethernet controllers to create a one-off error-correction system for an infrared telescope.
Our secondary mirror
assembly would occasionally jerk. So we constructed a system using
eight BMA180 accelerometers, each attached to an ARMWeb SBC.
These were then programmed to acquire and stream the accelero- meter data to a Linux server. The server would save and graph the data in real time. When an 'image jump' was recorded, this accelero-
meter data was analyzed to help identify the faulty mechanism.
These were then programmed to acquire and stream the accelero- meter data to a Linux server. The server would save and graph the data in real time. When an 'image jump' was recorded, this accelero-
meter data was analyzed to help identify the faulty mechanism.
—Anthony D.
University of Hawaii
University of Hawaii
APPLICATIONS
- Ethernet
- Wireless
- Sensors
- Logging
- Monitoring
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
System
- Board-mounted 60 MHz 32 bit ARM7 CPU (LPC2138)
- Programmable in a compiled BASIC, C, HTML, and XML
- Operates faster than 10 million BASIC lines/second
Size
- 75mm x 120mm
- Compatible with Hammond 1455K1201 enclosure
Storage
- 64k user code space (5,000 Instructions)
- 5k user data
- 224k user file space
- 32k RAM
Power
- 750 mW
- 5-6V DC input
- Battery RTC option
Connectors
- USB
- Connections for 31 digital I/O
- 8 x 10 bit analog A/Ds, 1 10bit DAC
DOCUMENTATION
FREE SOFTWARE TOOLS
Data Logger 200 MHz (LPC4330)
- Dual ARM CPUs
- SDcard Flash file system
- 83 inputs and outputs
- 4 UARTs with DMA support
- 2 I2S with DMA support
- 2 CAN controllers
- Flexible GPIO interrupts
- 8 timers
- Motor PWM
- Quadrature encoder
- 2 USBs
- Ethernet MAC
- Flexible serial GPIO capable of camera/display
- optional RTC with battery backup
SUCCESS
Robotics
Today and tomorrow
we are demonstrating our Android controlled robots at GoogleIO in San
Francisco (perhaps the biggest tech event of the year).
The robots all use your Super Pro board. Your boards connect with the Android tablets via Bluetooth.
The robots all use your Super Pro board. Your boards connect with the Android tablets via Bluetooth.
—Mike W., Stupid Fun Club
www.stupidfunclub.com
www.stupidfunclub.com
APPLICATIONS
- Sensors
- Monitoring
- Measurement
- Logging
- Simple controls
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
System
- 200 MHz ARM Dual Core M4/FPU M0+ CPU
- Floating point hardware accelerator
- Programmable in a compiled BASIC or C
- Operates faster than 50 million BASIC lines/second
Size
- 3.2” x 2.05”
Storage
- 264K RAM
- 8MB flash
- micro SDcard socket
Power
- 5V DC input
Connectors
- Arduino-shield compatible
- Serial Debug connector
- JTAG connector
- Connections for 83 digital I/O
- 8 x 10bit analog A/Ds, 1 10bit DAC
- Programming dongle sold separately
DOCUMENTATION
FREE SOFTWARE TOOLS
LPC54102 Dual Core (LPC54102 100 MHz)
- Twice as many processors
- Sixteen times the memory of competitors
- Sixteen times the RAM of competitors
- 46 inputs and outputs
SUCCESS
Robotics
Today and tomorrow
we are demonstrating our Android controlled robots at GoogleIO in San
Francisco (perhaps the biggest tech event of the year).
The robots all use your Super Pro board. Your boards connect with the Android tablets via Bluetooth.
The robots all use your Super Pro board. Your boards connect with the Android tablets via Bluetooth.
—Mike W., Stupid Fun Club
www.stupidfunclub.com
www.stupidfunclub.com
APPLICATIONS
- Sensors
- Monitoring
- Measurement
- Logging
- Simple controls
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
System
- Board-mounted dual core 100 MHz ARM M4 with Floating Point Accelerator
- Second 100 MHz ARM M0 core (LPC54102)
- Programmable in a compiled BASIC or C
- Operates faster than 24 million BASIC lines/second
Size
- 2.1” x 2.05”
Storage
- 484k user code space (40,000 Instructions)
- 64k user data
- 104k RAM
- 512k flash
Power
- 5V DC input
Connectors
- Debug connector
- Connections for 46 digital I/O
- 11 x 12 bit analog A/Ds, 1 10bit DAC
- Programming dongle sold separately
DOCUMENTATION
FREE SOFTWARE TOOLS
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