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2023/11/20

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16:59
se6astian
I am currently in a cinema so no meeting from my side today
16:59
se6astian
Unless bertl is available but he was not sure he will be earlier
17:00
Bertl
I'm available, we can convene if anybody has anything to report
17:07
Bertl
okay, doesn't look like, so meeting cancelled today :)
21:42
anuejn
Here is some late report from my side: I recorded some further logic traces of the 5d mark II with a faster logic analyzer and think that I would have enough information to replay the traces
21:43
anuejn
I am not sure yet exactly how to proceed (what testsetup I want to build)
21:43
anuejn
i would prefer something fpga-based as thats easier for me and probably closer to what I will have in the end
21:44
anuejn
but i dont really know If I want to build a board just yet (probably similiar to the micro a simple board stacking with the z-turn lite)
21:44
anuejn
or just go for a flywire setup
21:45
anuejn
also I probably have to investigate the power supply rails a bit further (test if they are constant current or constant voltage)
21:46
anuejn
and I might want to try to get more information on the analog outputs
21:46
anuejn
thats it from me this week :)
21:46
Bertl
thanks!
21:47
anuejn
Bertl: do you have a good idea how to find out if a power-supply is constant current / voltage?
21:48
Bertl
that should be simple if you can load it differently
21:48
Bertl
i.e. add a resistive load to an existing one or try two different resitivie loads
21:48
Bertl
if it is CC, you will get different voltage but identical current
21:49
Bertl
if it is CV, you'll get different currents but identical voltage, no?
21:49
anuejn
the constant current source should decrease voltage if I decrease resistance, right?
21:50
Bertl
yep, Ohm's law V=IR
21:50
anuejn
okay yeah will try that
21:50
Bertl
with I constant, you get I = V/R
21:51
Bertl
so the ratio of Voltage to Resistance is constant
21:52
anuejn
makes sense