Vote for your monthly best posts and wonderful replies: Monthly Prizes 28th and 29th Public Selection

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Vote for the best posts and wonderful replies of the month in your mind, Monthly Prizes 28th Issue, 29th IssueThe public vote has begun~~ This time the vote is for the 28th and 29th issues. In order to allow more people to participate, the rules of this issue have changed. Activity Rules: Netizens post a comment in this post to vote for the best posts and wonderful replies of the month in your mind, reply and explain the vote. Each person can vote up to 5 votes, any post or reply. After the voting is over, 10 people will be randomly selected from the participants who posted the highest number of votes and made the most replies to receive small gifts. A number of participation prizes will also be selected from other netizens who participated in the voting and given small gifts. Voting time: From now on~January 14th Wonderful original voting:

Serial number	Post
A	【EGE+SKIA】Continuous update: Verify 2D graphics library SKIA on PC
B	All these efforts are just to "make it easier to locate bugs and build code faster"?
C	Seventy-two incarnations of power
D	Self-use Altium+Access library shared for free
E	Investigating Things to Achieve Knowledge 001 - Beat Frequency
	Investigating Things to Achieve Knowledge 02 - Beat Frequency of Two Columns of Light
F	【DIY】Introduction to Openmv: Help you avoid more pitfalls!
G	NEWBIT development board evaluation - basic test
	NEWBIT development board evaluation - Bluetooth connection mobile phone programming test
	NEWBIT development board evaluation - gravity, magnetic and temperature module test
H	Starting from the circuit principle of single-cell lithium battery protection board
I	A brief analysis of floating point numbers
J	Take a look at the Heidenhain RCN8000 absolute encoder
K	Carry out the two-layer board to the end and get Cyclone III
L	Talking about Phase-Locked Loops - An Overview of Design Steps

Excellent reply selection:

Reply
1	STM32 and AD5761 communication
	The reply of littleshrimp in the above post
2	Negative feedback amplifier input and output problems
	The reply of maychang teacher in the above post
3	What is the maximum SYSCLK when STM32 uses HSI?
	yet’s reply on the 7th floor in the previous post
4	I have a question about programming
	ienggle’s reply in the previous post
5	Why does the amplifier have this kind of signal?
	The reply of gmchen in the above post
6	Design of output voltage amplification of Wheatstone resistance strain sensor
	The reply of maychang teacher in the above post
7	Inquiry about the preamplifier circuit based on OPA847?
	The replies from gmchen, dragongtr, and Moshuangyuebi in the above post

I hope everyone can read these posts carefully and support them for writing carefully and helping others enthusiastically. Thank you all!

freebsder

It would be better to see fewer posts like B where a bunch of people who have never done design and have never seen the world talk nonsense and flatter.

ljj3166

freebsder posted on 2018-1-7 11:48 It’s better to have fewer posts like this one where people who have never done design and have never seen the world talk nonsense and brag.

If you can get frameworks and refactoring from a single-chip chicken... it means that your journey is to the stars and the sea.

freebsder

ljj3166 posted on 2018-1-7 22:21 If you can get framework and reconstruction by playing single-chip chicken... it means that your journey is to the stars and the sea.

Stars, sea, framework, reconstruction are not a big problem, just like playing a few games by yourself. These nonsense are cheap to discuss in a small circle, just compare with a few ignorant people. Don't show it off, showing it off is against customs, showing it off is poisonous to people, and showing it off is harmful to the kidney pelvis.

596937862

I chose I for this issue's original article, because I also learned C language, and I still don't understand these floating-point integers very well. I just used them without caring about anything else, which seems a little unprofessional. After reading this article, at least I learned something and understood some common sense. Compared with other articles, I think this one is more useful to me. I strongly support I. As for the reply, I think the reply of 4 is better, which is to solve the problem of the forum users. I strongly support 4.

ljj3166

freebsder posted on 2018-1-8 07:57 Stars, sea, framework, reconstruction are not a big problem, just like playing a few games by yourself. These nonsense are cheap to discuss in a small circle, and they are worth talking about with a few people who have never met...

huaiqiao

Excellent replies: I support 1. The so-called discussion is a process of one person speaking at a time. The discussion between littleshrimp and the original poster is very good. Everyone can learn a lot from the discussion. I support 2 and 6. I won’t say much. Maychang’s reply is professional, but it is rare to find such a patient teacher.

zhang7309

G: I personally prefer articles about board reviews. I: Practical information. Thanks for sharing. I have learned a lot. Reply support: 1, 2

wudianjun2001

B. This article is well written. I have been using STM32 MCU. The underlying things are basically downloaded and modified from the Internet. I will study it when I use it for the first time, and then use it directly in other projects. I still learned a lot of new knowledge through this article. G. I have also been taking a look at this NEWBIT development board recently and am ready to play with it. These articles are well written and have basic tests. They are suitable for novices like me to refer to and learn. This small board is quite good, relatively delicate, and has rich functions. It is good for amateur play. 1. The analysis is very thorough, and there are many exchanges and answers, and they are very patient.