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Joined: 05 Oct 2010
Posts: 48
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Matt Parsons

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Matt Parsons

United Kingdom

I'm an Analyst who lives and works in London, who secretly dreams of being an embedded systems designer... Sadly life didn't go that way and I spend a few hobby hours here and there playing with Microcontrollers.


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UniServ
A Servo control library that works on any output pin, not just the PWM pins
tag output, pwm, Servo
13 Oct 2010, by user Matt Parsons

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item New topic Nanosecond Timers: Hi, I have recently being ...
1 month ago , by user Matt Parsons
item New topic Compiler Assembly listing: It would be nice to ...
16 Apr 2012 , by user Matt Parsons
item Reply to Raspberry Pi: fulburncams wrote: Yes, I am ...
10 Feb 2012 , by user Matt Parsons
item New topic Raspberry Pi: I wonder if anyone here ...
08 Feb 2012 , by user Matt Parsons
item Comment on: m0 release: Igor Martinovski wrote: No ...
13 Nov 2011 , by user Matt Parsons
item Reply to Offline GCC compiler works with mbed libraries!: Awesome stuff! :)
25 Sep 2011 , by user Matt Parsons
item Reply to Can the RX and the TX share a single wire: Michael Hagberg wrote: I would ...
21 Sep 2011 , by user Matt Parsons
item New topic Can the RX and the TX share a single wire: Hi all, I have an ...
20 Sep 2011 , by user Matt Parsons
item Reply to PROFINET - realtime Ethernet : I did some testing, and ...
18 Aug 2011 , by user Matt Parsons
item New topic PROFINET - realtime Ethernet : Hi there, Has anyone experimented ...
10 Aug 2011 , by user Matt Parsons
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