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- Comment on Building a USB-C DAC in as small a package as possible 8 hours ago:
I’m in no position to discourage you from building this, but this is a fsr greater project than you’re writing it to be. Send me a link to the git repo, so I can tag along and keep updated!
- Comment on Building a USB-C DAC in as small a package as possible 1 day ago:
Thanks for the detailed answer, that helps a lot for my understanding.
The project sounds like a lot of work, especially for such a niche application. Do you have a crowd to support this (with time or money) or do you plan pay for this and sell it in the end?
- Comment on Building a USB-C DAC in as small a package as possible 1 day ago:
It somehow feels like you put a lot of thought into this already and missed starting from the beginning in this post.
What device do you want to have a USB-C DAC for? What’s the actual size limitations and what power do you want to draw that would need a heatsink? Do you have specs in mind, or is there a comparable project already available to look at?
- Vectorized op-amp application notes from the 50s, George Philbrick introduced and commercialized the first op-ampi.imgur.com ↗Submitted 5 months ago to electronics@discuss.tchncs.de | 0 comments
- Comment on bro wake up as an april fools joke and chose violence 7 months ago:
That’s actually a great video, no-ideal opamp characteristics have caused me a lot of headaches on multiple occasions in the past.
- Comment on Surprisingly enough, shady USB-C multiport adapters can be dangerous 7 months ago:
A regular USB-C hub would be an idea, but may not work with regular chargers…
- Comment on safe? 9 months ago:
Then this is not safe.
The maximum charge voltage for a lithium cell is 4.2V while USB will provide 5V. It may work for a while, it may fail in a safe state or something gets hot and burns.
