Difference between revisions of "Hybrid Computer"
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+ | This section describes a simple yet quite powerful hybrid computer consisting of THE ANALOG THING and an attached Arduino Mega 2650 micro controller board. Since THE ANALOG THING features a dedicated connector for attaching an external digital computer, only a few connections between this HYBRID connector and the Arduino are required to setup the hardware: | ||
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+ | ! HYBRID pin !! description !! destination on Arduino | ||
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+ | | 2 || analog x output || AnalogIn 0 | ||
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+ | | 4 || analog y output || AnalogIn 1 | ||
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+ | | 6 || analog z output || AnalogIn 2 | ||
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+ | | 8 || analog u output || AnalogIn 3 | ||
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+ | | 9+10 || GND || GND | ||
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+ | | 13 || enable hybrid mode || D2 | ||
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+ | | 14 || MOP || D3 | ||
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+ | | 16 || MIC || D4 | ||
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Revision as of 10:01, 14 October 2021
A hybrid computer is a computer consisting of an analog computer and a digital computer. The two worlds are connected with ADCs/DACs (analog to digital/digital to analog converters).
This section describes a simple yet quite powerful hybrid computer consisting of THE ANALOG THING and an attached Arduino Mega 2650 micro controller board. Since THE ANALOG THING features a dedicated connector for attaching an external digital computer, only a few connections between this HYBRID connector and the Arduino are required to setup the hardware:
HYBRID pin | description | destination on Arduino |
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2 | analog x output | AnalogIn 0 |
4 | analog y output | AnalogIn 1 |
6 | analog z output | AnalogIn 2 |
8 | analog u output | AnalogIn 3 |
9+10 | GND | GND |
13 | enable hybrid mode | D2 |
14 | MOP | D3 |
16 | MIC | D4 |