Noel's Lab

I've finally uploaded a useful version of my easybackup.sh script. Backing up data is a great thing to do at the beginning of a new year.

easybackup.sh

Happy New Year!

Noel

I've added a demo CORDIC program to compute basic trig functions. It's written in Forth and should be easy to understand and port to other languages. The implementation is simple and efficient enough to use on small MCUs.

CORDIC Demo

Have fun with it!

Noel

I've put up the open-source software I've created for my own use. You can find it in the new Software section. Most have to do with outlining using Vim Outliner. Feel free to (ab)use them as you see fit (as long as you honor the GPL).

Noel

Website traffic over the last year has shown two major audiences for Noel's Lab. The first is hobbyists, students and experimenters. The second group is comprised mainly of businesses seeking professional services.

If you're in the first group, congratulations. You have chosen a fun, interesting and growing field of study. Noel's Lab will continue to serve you in these endeavors. In fact Noel's Lab is dropping all products and services so it can more spend more time working with the electronics/embedded/thinking communities.

If you're in the second group, you'll want to move along to Lane Mountain Logic. There you can find circuit design, MCU programming and other engineering services.

Please don't hesitate to let me know what you'd like to see.