TI-H: Potential projects

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Subject: TI-H: Potential projects
From: Nathaniel Jacobson <jacobson@edmonds.wednet.edu>
Date: Sun, 4 Apr 1999 14:31:22 -0700 (PDT)
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	Can anyone suggest a good hardware project?  

	I am currently doing an Application Project (HS graduation
requirement) working on TI peripherals.  It has been going well: I can
make a good paralell link in about an hour though the serial link is
giving me some troubleshooting problems.  Unfortunately, I still need to
spend about 100 more hours, and I doubt that finishing my current
projects will take nearly that long.

In short, I am looking for something that

	1. Could be done without previous platform-specific coding
	   experience (though I have worked on SHARC dsp's)
	2. Could take about 100 hours if done well
	3. Is reasonably inexpensive

>From what I've gathered, subcontracting E2's looks like a good option.
What else is out there?


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Follow-Ups:

Re: TI-H: Potential projects

From: Jeffrey Malone <ieatlint@home.com>

References:

Re: TI-H: Broken I/O port

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