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Hi, my name is Chris. Admittedly, I have a very specific project in mind - the first part of which I want to try to repair a board which is broken, possibly because I'm an idiot. The second part is making a new board which takes the signals (that the original board uses) and transmits them into a standard wireless protocol.
The board is the pcb inside an SRM Powercontrol V head unit which presents the data sent to it from a power meter (bicycling stuff). The new project is to take that feed and sent it over the ANT+ standard.
I'm a mechanical systems architect with some amount of electronics background. I once built a circuit board around an AVR microcontroller based on stuff I gathered around the web to interface to the J1850 bus in my car to automatically route my handsfree bluetooth through the Onstar system). However, while I'm ok taking bits and pieces of stuff I can find existing and piecing them together for a slightly different need, I'm not very strong when it comes to repairs and knowing what circuit tricks to use to make a brand new circuit design work well... Fortunately for me, I work at a major semiconductor test company and have access to lots of tools that I expect will make this project possibly successful - along with the help of all you knowledgeable folks of course.
Thanks for providing such a helpful forum!
-Chris
Hi, my name is Chris. Admittedly, I have a very specific project in mind - the first part of which I want to try to repair a board which is broken, possibly because I'm an idiot. The second part is making a new board which takes the signals (that the original board uses) and transmits them into a standard wireless protocol.
The board is the pcb inside an SRM Powercontrol V head unit which presents the data sent to it from a power meter (bicycling stuff). The new project is to take that feed and sent it over the ANT+ standard.
I'm a mechanical systems architect with some amount of electronics background. I once built a circuit board around an AVR microcontroller based on stuff I gathered around the web to interface to the J1850 bus in my car to automatically route my handsfree bluetooth through the Onstar system). However, while I'm ok taking bits and pieces of stuff I can find existing and piecing them together for a slightly different need, I'm not very strong when it comes to repairs and knowing what circuit tricks to use to make a brand new circuit design work well... Fortunately for me, I work at a major semiconductor test company and have access to lots of tools that I expect will make this project possibly successful - along with the help of all you knowledgeable folks of course.
Thanks for providing such a helpful forum!
-Chris