(...my first name is actually "William"...)
- The BioScope - This is my new project - a device that reads EEG (and ECG and EMG and IMU). It is built on a crowd sourced project from WallySci, and I am starting with their example code. The hardware is based on an ESP32 WROOM board, with daughter boards hanging off it that provide the front-end electronics (really just two op-amps) for the signals coming off the body.
- target - This is the repo for the firmware, which is entirely written in C++.
- host - This is the repo for the software, which is entirely written in Python.
- The RoScope - This is my previous hobby/project. It's an oscilloscope made from a little ARM board. (A SparkFun Artemis board, which has an Ambiq Apollo3 SOC.)
- embedded - This is the embedded code - just straight C code, thought it does use the Ambiq Suite SDK and the Jasmine (jsmn) package for lightweight JSON parsing.
- host - This is the host code - it is all Python, and like most Python uses a bazillion packages. (
pyserial,numpy,pysimplegui, etc.) - I got this working with a reasonable set of first-pass features. However, the performance was way too slow. If I were to continue working on this project I would have to completely redesign the code. I have ideas on how I would do that, but I got distracted by the BioScope. (Which may end up using the RoScope in the future.)
(I need to create PDF versions of all the notebooks and put them in a separate folder with public access.)
- All my logbooks. (I like to use jupyter notebooks because they format nicely, they easily include figures, and they support (a subset of) LaTex.) They are all on
bitbucket, so I will make them available when I have time. (Except for the work logbooks, since those could have proprietary info in them.)- Example:
- On the BioScope:
- The Host
- The Target
- Associated Hardware
- On the RoScope:
- The Host
- The Target
- Associated Hardware
- Math & Physics:
- For Angus...(College prep stuff for my son.)
- Work:
- Foretellai
- iCoin
- One Drop