@SpectrumDIY Solder like you mean it!
Working on the timelapse version now ![]()
I’m sure I have the square version somewhere from in the before times when I met Clive in the flesh at on of his beer nights. I think it’s in a box somewhere from when I moved.
This simple design is new to me (though the concept of exploiting stochastic variation in analogue circuits is a very old one.)
I found this which seems to be a decent introduction to the design and covers a number of significant variations.
I’ve also done the A4 Gallium board
And I made one in ode to the Super computer legacy ![]()
Since you’re interested ![]()
Yes, very interested! Thanks so much for recording the build and also for editing it for impatient buggers like me (though even I will probably go back again and again to your circuit continuity and break investigation, which is a true joy to watch.)
Wow, I really appreciate the compliment! Thank you!
I really enjoyed making the sphere ![]()
I always try to make shorter versions / timelapse videos of the longer stuff for people who prefer it.
I myself am ADHD/Autistic(recently discovered I’m dyslexic to a degree, ahhh dang XD ), so quite often it’s hard to focus long periods of time or read walls of text.
So like when I do livestreams, those I try to condense into timelapse, Recently I’ve learned to keep it 2-3minutes for myself, which seems to work for everyone else too ![]()
So like, it’s a huge compliment that you enjoy it!
Cheers,
-Dave
Software PWM control. This is a very different control principle but the result is a more versatile display.