This is the final item on the Goldilocks Analogue as a design and production exercise. Thank you for pledging on the Kickstarter Project page. Closed on November 19th 2015, with 124% funding. Now that the Kickstarter Pledges have been shipped, the Goldilocks Analogue is available on Tindie. I’ve been updating this post with the pre-production and […]
Recap I’ve been working on the Goldilocks Analogue now for so long that its been the centerpiece of my coding evenings for the past 18 months. This is the first time that I’ve designed a piece of hardware, and I’ve managed to make many mistakes (or learnings) along the way, so I think that every […]
Just over 6 months since the third iteration of the Goldilocks Analogue Prototyping was started, and now I’ve finished the design for a forth iteration. The Goldilocks Analogue Prototype 4 design is now finished, and I’m working out what the final bill of materials will cost to assemble into a final outcome. Testing for the […]
For the past year, I’ve been prototyping an Arduino clone, the Goldilocks Analogue, which incorporates advanced analogue output capabilities into the design of the original Goldilocks with ATmega1284p AVR MCU and uSD card cage. Recently the design scope crept up to include two SPI memory devices (EEPROM, SRAM, FRAM), and microphone audio input. But, before […]
The Prototype 4 has now been designed, read here for the next iteration. I’ve received the Prototype 4 back and now I’m testing them. Following my initial design article, and the follow up design article, I’ve put quite a lot of thought into how I can make this Goldilocks Analogue device best achieve my stated goals. Pictured is […]
Summary I’m still working (slowly) on a new development for my ATmega1284p platform, called Goldilocks. My initial design for the Goldilocks Analogue was flawed in several ways, so I revised the design and produced a new prototype. Following up on the initial testing matched against the Stanford Analog Shield, I’m now testing against the Open Music […]
Recap I’ve been working (slowly) on a new development for my ATmega1284p platform, called Goldilocks. My initial design for the Goldilocks Analogue was flawed in several ways, so I revised the design and produced a new prototype. Here it is: Now that the new prototype for the Goldilocks Analogue is completed, it is time to […]
Introduction Following my initial design article, and the testing article, I’ve put quite a lot of thought into how I can make this Goldilocks Analogue device best achieve my stated goals. Pictured is the only Goldilocks Analogue Prototype in existence. From the testing it was clear that the MCP4822 DAC fully achieved the goals that I had […]
Introduction This post follows on from the and gives some insight into the results of the first board prototype board assembled. The information will develop over the next few weeks, as I add more information and test results. I’ve built a new Goldilocks Analogue design and I have described the changes and additions. Discussion Well […]
Last time I designed a Goldilocks board, it was because I was unhappy about the availability of a development platform that was within my reach; a tool to enable me to continue to learn about coding for micro-controllers. This Goldilocks, let us call it Goldilocks Analogue, it is not about what I think is necessary, […]
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