Son of Dork: Hardware Logic, Controls, Display

dorkus · 17th May 2002, 09:48 PM

The Son of Dork (SOD) project is the result of the diyAudio.com multi-channel preamp initiative (The diyAudio.com preamp project!). The project has been split into threads dedicated to discussion of the preamp's different functional units:

- General Discussion (project status, functional requirements)
- Active Circuitry
- Attenuator
- Power Supply
- Connections and Layout (including input switching)
- Chassis and Construction
- Hardware Logic, Controls, Display
- Microprocessor (programming, implementation)

I will be managing the project as a whole, as well as initially overseeing individual threads. For a background on the project, please see the original thread referenced above. A website dedicated to the project will be located at http://dorkus.org/diy/sod.

Let the fun begin!

SDF · 13th December 2002, 01:51 PM

I think used AVR Atmel µcontroller is a good way. I made a passive remote preamp using AT90S1200, so this circuit is very simple to program, more, memory is big and MORE price is little....

17th May 2002, 09:48 PM	#1
dorkus diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: NYC	Son of Dork: Hardware Logic, Controls, Display The Son of Dork (SOD) project is the result of the diyAudio.com multi-channel preamp initiative (The diyAudio.com preamp project!). The project has been split into threads dedicated to discussion of the preamp's different functional units: - General Discussion (project status, functional requirements) - Active Circuitry - Attenuator - Power Supply - Connections and Layout (including input switching) - Chassis and Construction - Hardware Logic, Controls, Display - Microprocessor (programming, implementation) I will be managing the project as a whole, as well as initially overseeing individual threads. For a background on the project, please see the original thread referenced above. A website dedicated to the project will be located at http://dorkus.org/diy/sod. Let the fun begin!

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13th December 2002, 01:51 PM	#2
SDF diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: FRANCE	I think used AVR Atmel µcontroller is a good way. I made a passive remote preamp using AT90S1200, so this circuit is very simple to program, more, memory is big and MORE price is little....

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