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In plain English hub what is it you are trying to achieve or find?
jwool,
I'm after the 7408 chip and other chips/resistors/condensers/etc., then seeing what is inside it? How it works? FINDING How a 60hrz defaults to a limp 50mhz and say nothing. Where I have that advantage of knowing you might hit the 50 and you have no clue what you did, but I do as far as taking your trophy away from you. Some sort of racing advantage where every Joe-A flashes and I'm after something you are missing, like that 50mega hit to you.
The language needed to understand the parts inside that box. The logic moves. That's what I meant as in choosing the miniboard parts to the box. Was that your schooling too or just the programming side is what I meant?
I mean it sounds like once you have the box all soldered in, you can program the thing to the hilt and that is your specialty. But the how to build it and know what parts complete the box so it runs/works/won't burn out, that to me sounds like it is as specialized as programming, so that means you can do both, correct? You are on the same pages I'm looking at in other words?
So, are you on the keyboard side and deciding who goes where, while I am inside and seeing how you are handcuffed by the manufacturer and his directional moves that have their own logic caused by the parts used. So when Smoke had that lag down the track, I am going to think 50mhz, because it sure is not the logic gates still working that time down the track. It's that junk input in and junk out kind of logic out, meaning the best the t-tables computed in default mode.
I'm just showing you one page, one part on the motherboard like the 7408. There are more parts described as to what they do so you can learn to diagnose a radio clock to an ECU. I have the hood up and am seeing the engine inside that ECU. That's what I am after... The parts played.
My background is in Mechanical Engineering, but i have been writing software and working with electronics for about 20 years.
Ah, mechanical engineering, not electrical engineering. I see now why we are not on the same page when I mentioned the flip-flop and the boolean ACB = Y move. So look at how I'm approaching that 1 and 0 now. I'm going to hunt down your octal number and if not, I'll know a little something about the decimal move and the ascii too. So for me, I'm schooling myself to explain to you where 14.7 might be without a dyno, and limp your flash as it finds out how 50mhz is going to be easy about _________________Filling in who's name we put on the...
Buy A 50th of a hertz to take it away from you, but you didn't play ECU like I do... LOL
"INN PLAIN HUBBISH"
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