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  • 📈 CUDA Parallel Sum Benchmarks
  • 🚌 Exploring GPU Memory Transfer Speeds (Radeon RX 6600 & RTX 5080)
  • 🐇 Slim Graphics: Introduction
  • Comparing Synchronisation Methods on Windows
  • 📐 Does calling sqrtf always result in a single asm instruction?
  • Visualising SRGB & Gamma Correction
  • Redirect all stdout/stderr to console
  • Increase Windows Console Line Limit
  • Faster Compiling: Visual Studio Unity (Jumbo) Builds
  • Programming a Digital Potentiometer (MCP4131) With Raspberry Pi & WiringPi
  • Connecting to Raspberry Pi direct to PC via Ethernet
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Tag: potentiometer

  • Programming a Digital Potentiometer (MCP4131) With Raspberry Pi & WiringPi

    Github Link: https://github.com/comeradealexi/MCP4131 Datasheet One of the most important parts of programming an MCP is studying the datasheet provided with it. For the MCP4131, you can download it here: https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/MCP4131 It will provide everything you need to know about the chip. One of the most basic pieces of information we’ll need to start with is…

    2021.10.05

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