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"The (ultra) Device" runs myOS

Technology demonstrator with own operating system. Includes: menu, screensaver, data acquisition (artificial horizon, oscilloscope, 2D-Scan)

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This project was created on 04/25/2020 and last updated 6 years ago.

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This is my approach of handling more than one code on a µC hardware. Bluetooth commands get send from a mobile phone to enter the sub rutines.

Runs with and on a arduino DUE, 1,6" TFT, Oled, HC-06 Bluetooth, LiIon with stepup converter and charge board.

2D-Scan (Laser diode or magnetic fields) can be done with seperate devices connected via serial bus.

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