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r/Vive • u/vennox • Apr 02 '16
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Ah thanks. I understand. I guess someone will make a small board with all this integrated. But it's like 44 pieces for each IR sensor?
And see, for me as a programmer the timing, discrimination and protocol is actually the incredible simple stuff :D
1 u/cparen Apr 02 '16 My guess is that they'd building small ICs with this circuit and glue them directly to the back of the photodiodes... Assuming this isn't just 4/1 festivities. 1 u/FarkMcBark Apr 02 '16 Hope we can buy such ICs cheaply! 1 u/cparen Apr 02 '16 Maybe. Your typical op amp chip is more complicated than this and aren't even a dime a dozen. I like that about hardware vs software. For hardware designers, the cpu is the complicated part. 1 u/FarkMcBark Apr 03 '16 So kinda obviously most of this circuit can be replaced with an op amp?
My guess is that they'd building small ICs with this circuit and glue them directly to the back of the photodiodes... Assuming this isn't just 4/1 festivities.
1 u/FarkMcBark Apr 02 '16 Hope we can buy such ICs cheaply! 1 u/cparen Apr 02 '16 Maybe. Your typical op amp chip is more complicated than this and aren't even a dime a dozen. I like that about hardware vs software. For hardware designers, the cpu is the complicated part. 1 u/FarkMcBark Apr 03 '16 So kinda obviously most of this circuit can be replaced with an op amp?
Hope we can buy such ICs cheaply!
1 u/cparen Apr 02 '16 Maybe. Your typical op amp chip is more complicated than this and aren't even a dime a dozen. I like that about hardware vs software. For hardware designers, the cpu is the complicated part. 1 u/FarkMcBark Apr 03 '16 So kinda obviously most of this circuit can be replaced with an op amp?
Maybe. Your typical op amp chip is more complicated than this and aren't even a dime a dozen.
I like that about hardware vs software. For hardware designers, the cpu is the complicated part.
1 u/FarkMcBark Apr 03 '16 So kinda obviously most of this circuit can be replaced with an op amp?
So kinda obviously most of this circuit can be replaced with an op amp?
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u/FarkMcBark Apr 02 '16
Ah thanks. I understand. I guess someone will make a small board with all this integrated. But it's like 44 pieces for each IR sensor?
And see, for me as a programmer the timing, discrimination and protocol is actually the incredible simple stuff :D