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The current MorseKOB Loop Interface uses a dual-voltage LM741 Op-Amp in order to connect to an RS-232 computer port (+/- 3V to +/- 15V Mark/Space levels).
It is anticipated that many Device-In-A-Box client-interface implementations will connect to an MPU through a GPIO interface. Therefore, there isn't a need for a dual supply. So maybe a single supply Op-Amp or Voltage Comparator (like a LM393) can be used to eliminate the need for a dual (+/-) power supply and additional interface components needed to connect to the 3.3V or 5.0V GPIO MPU interface.
This issue is to investigate/research options, review options with the team, and possibly prototype an implementation.
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@leskerr@pwdirks I wanted to create a repo that we can use to collect our information about creating an Interface Device-In-A-Box (iDIAB). That can include circuit diagrams, code to implement them, notes, documentation, etc.
The current MorseKOB Loop Interface uses a dual-voltage LM741 Op-Amp in order to connect to an RS-232 computer port (+/- 3V to +/- 15V Mark/Space levels).
It is anticipated that many Device-In-A-Box client-interface implementations will connect to an MPU through a GPIO interface. Therefore, there isn't a need for a dual supply. So maybe a single supply Op-Amp or Voltage Comparator (like a LM393) can be used to eliminate the need for a dual (+/-) power supply and additional interface components needed to connect to the 3.3V or 5.0V GPIO MPU interface.
This issue is to investigate/research options, review options with the team, and possibly prototype an implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: