Through this open source tool, everyone can better understand how program firmware is "exploded", thereby improving product security. Crack AES, crack RSA, crack DES and so on.
FreeEEG32 is a stackable, open source, 32-channel, 24-bit, sigma-delta, simultaneous sampling board designed to meet the needs of scientists and brain hackers who require high-quality, affordable research-grade equipment. We have been developing this EEG for many years as we worked to create the ultimate open source solution to expensive proprietary EEG technology. FreeEEG32 combines four 8-channel AD7771 ADCs with ultra-low noise (<0.22 μV measured) sources and references, all driven by the powerful STM32H7 ARM Cortex-M7, while handling pre-processing. It's sensitive enough to handle high-quality EEG data collection and more.
A phase compensation algorithm is used to compensate for the additional phase delay introduced by the multiplexed ADC, thereby producing an effect equivalent to a synchronously sampled ADC.
The MAXREFDES1213 is a reference design showcasing the MAX32630FTHR and MAX11311, as well as several other Maxim products, that demonstrates a small size, low-cost, portable electronic load (E-load) for testing power converters and PMICs.
The complete PCB related files are open source, and there is also a design document for reference and study.
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