I see at least one practical application of the Swiss Army Module (PSIM) for this group: as a test bed for ideas and a prototype platform. My PSIM gets a lot of use as an algorithmic composition device, too. That said, specific, dedicated device as in the aforementioned filter are the bees knees, too... --- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Chang" <gchang@...> wrote: > Hopefully, if this group succeeds, we may see many encarnations of > devices that utilize microprocessors in dedicated duties in modules - > not just programs that utilize generalized interfaces that we need to > reprogram each time that we go to do something. We really don't have > practical use for a Swiss Army Toaster/Coffee Maker/Answering Machine. > Personally, I like toast enough to have a toaster. > > Gary >
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Re: Microprocessors in analog modules
2006-03-07 by Mike Marsh
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