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Our listing of electronic development boards, computers, books and other items that are "Too cool for Skullspace". They are held by members for when someone needs them. Best for items that are rarely used and/or too precious to leave open to the risks of theft/disposalcide. | Our listing of electronic development boards, computers, books and other items that are "Too cool for Skullspace". They are held by members for when someone needs them. Best for items that are rarely used and/or too precious to leave open to the risks of theft/disposalcide. | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 4 October 2017
Our listing of electronic development boards, computers, books and other items that are "Too cool for Skullspace". They are held by members for when someone needs them. Best for items that are rarely used and/or too precious to leave open to the risks of theft/disposalcide.
Contact the member holding each item to make arrangements to borrow.
Electronic development boards
- Mark Jenkins <mark@parit.ca>
- TI 5402DSK DSP development board with TMS320vc5402 processor and one-day workshop guide
- Altera Nios II Development Kit: Cyclone II Edition with 4506 Ethernet PHY 1.1 daughter board and ASI/DSI daughter board.
- additional Atmel Mega AVR development board, STK500 (there's also one on-site)
Computers
- Mark Jenkins <mark@parit.ca>
- Commodore VIC-20 with cassette tape drive and edge connector for user pins
Books
- Mark Jenkins <mark@parit.ca>
- Basic Digital Electronics, Alvis J. Evans, 1996
- Computer Hardware, System Software, and Architecture, Thom Luce, 1989, ISBN 0075577720
- Data and Computer Communications, William Stallings, 1991, ISBN 0024154547
- Modern Electronic Communication, Gary M. Miller, 1983, ISBN 0135931525
- Introduction to Parallel Computing, Grama, Gupta, Karypis, Kumar, 2003, ISBN 9780201648652
Other
- Mark Jenkins <mark@parit.ca>
- Cisco 851 router (got the weird power adapter but console cable not included)
- Cisco 1711 router (got the weird power adapter but console cable not included)