Stirrups are another technology whose ancient absence is worth noting. The Scythians managed impressive horse archery without them; the Parthians and Romans managed cavalry without them. Their introduction in the early medieval period changed what cavalry could do.
The bar Kokhba revolt's consequences — the complete destruction of Jewish presence in Judea and the renaming of the province as Syria Palaestina — are underemphasized in histories that focus on the better-known 66-70 AD revolt.
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The LDO quiescent current is often the limiting factor in deep sleep. A good LDO can be under 1uA.
I switched from Arduino IDE to PlatformIO two years ago and never looked back. Library management is so much better.
Using a NanoVNA to tune a PCB trace antenna was fascinating. The Smith chart made intuitive sense immediately.
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Stirrups are another technology whose ancient absence is worth noting. The Scythians managed impressive horse archery without them; the Parthians and Romans managed cavalry without them. Their introduction in the early medieval period changed what cavalry could do.
The bar Kokhba revolt's consequences — the complete destruction of Jewish presence in Judea and the renaming of the province as Syria Palaestina — are underemphasized in histories that focus on the better-known 66-70 AD revolt.
Hard disagree on this one, but I respect the take
The VFD driving requirements are tricky. The isolated filament supply detail saved me from a ground loop problem.
Op-amp golden rules are how I teach analog to digital people. Once you internalize them, most circuits are obvious.
The e-ink SPI busy pin polling requirement is almost always missing from beginner tutorials. Critical detail.
The Raspberry Pi zero-crossing detection approach for power monitoring is clever. Good use of the hardware.
STM32 CubeMX makes peripheral setup fast. I use it even for bare-HAL projects just for the clock config.