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@pythoncoder You never cease to amaze me!

I'm busy using the AD8302 as a frontend together with a STM32L476 (with MPY) for some RF measurements beyond the 20kHz
But as always your example is inspiring!!!

Roland

Maybe some of the above problems can be handled using the "MotionCal" utility.

Check out: https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/MotionCal

Regards,

Roland

Just a thought: Would be a nice STEM platform (as well as a bigger micro:bit) with a few classroom interfaces like the TI 83 Plus programming calculator.

@SpotlightKid Thanks!

Check this out: https://www.numworks.com/

But... what I don't understand is why similar modules like uhashlib etc. appear automatically... and my unalib does not...?

Dear, I have added a "modunalib.c" to the "/extmod" directory and added all necessary additions to - ports/stm32/mpconfigport.h - py/objmodule.c and of course to the - /extmod/modunalib.c I use a #define MICROPYTHON_PY_UNALIB similar to the other modules to switch in/out the use of the library and s...

Update: I have updated the `mpconfigboard.h` of my own board variant and the `STM32L476DISCO` by adding the external oscillator to be enabled: #define MICROPY_HW_RTC_USE_LSE (1) The RTC will run now. This does not explain why it's not running using `lsi` or `msi` mode, but at least my hardware is ti...

@pythoncoder

There are nice application for the chip (see analog devices website):
See CN039 application of Analog Devices to create an EC meter and temperature (really smart).
Another nice application is to measure the characteristics of a loudspeaker.

Today I received another pyboard and LCD160. Works right out of the box!
Now my sensors will have a face thanks to:
@dpgeorge for micropython!
@pytoncoder for the nice gui!