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SPY, IIC, YOUART, etc... | SPY, IIC, YOUART, etc... | ||
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| + | Somewhere there's a wiki with example waveforms of various protocols. I think it was the sigrok wiki which has example pictures for 'some' protocols (e.g. https://sigrok.org/wiki/Protocol_decoder:Ook), but there may also be a way to generate waveforms. | ||
==Protocol List== | ==Protocol List== | ||
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* https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/deadbugging-pcie-3-0-gpu-8ghz/ | * https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/deadbugging-pcie-3-0-gpu-8ghz/ | ||
This protocol allows for extension (think IDC Ribbon cables from computers circa 1990's) cords to be used supposedly. Shielded ones work better. | This protocol allows for extension (think IDC Ribbon cables from computers circa 1990's) cords to be used supposedly. Shielded ones work better. | ||
| + | ===SPI=== | ||
| + | Basically a shift register(?) | ||
| + | ====SPI Slave mode vs. Master mode for Timing==== | ||
| + | Nuts and volts Issue 4, page 61. Master mode was unable to be used as a B&W Composite Video output, but Slave mode was. This used a pic18 to generate a constant stream of Pixel data at 1.75MHz. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:56, 19 May 2024
SPY, IIC, YOUART, etc...
Somewhere there's a wiki with example waveforms of various protocols. I think it was the sigrok wiki which has example pictures for 'some' protocols (e.g. https://sigrok.org/wiki/Protocol_decoder:Ook), but there may also be a way to generate waveforms.
Protocol List
PCI-E
Extensions with PCI-E
This protocol allows for extension (think IDC Ribbon cables from computers circa 1990's) cords to be used supposedly. Shielded ones work better.
SPI
Basically a shift register(?)
SPI Slave mode vs. Master mode for Timing
Nuts and volts Issue 4, page 61. Master mode was unable to be used as a B&W Composite Video output, but Slave mode was. This used a pic18 to generate a constant stream of Pixel data at 1.75MHz.
