| ??? 08/12/05 23:27 Read: times |
#99319 - awesome thanks Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Thanks for all the replies.
For clarification: I am not interested in becoming a professional; I already have a totally unrelated career. The goal of this project is to learn both assembly and electronics. Using a ready-made LM3915 and a kit would certainly work asap, but I doubt it will teach me as much as taking a bag of loose parts, a breadboard, and countless nights of failure. I've got a starter electronics kit on the way (from Iguana Labs) and am already playing with EdSim51 -- it's got a DAC, LED, and 8051 simulator with a great step-through debug mode, and shows all the memory bit states so it's perfect to go through assembly one statement at a time and learn. Actually I'm now more concerned about the analog parts than the microchip parts -- mic, resistors, DAC...I think figuring out a working schematic will be more difficult than the assembly that takes DAC output and makes some LEDs light up! Anyone recommend a good PC-based simulator for schematics? Not just a schematic drawing program; are there any programs that will actually simulate running current through a schematic and screaming into a microphone? Regards, r e n |
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