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UNISA996391488703316 |
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Roussat Richard |
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The most excellent, profitable, and pleasant booke of the famous doctour and expert astrologien Arcandain or Aleandrin [[electronic resource] ] : to fynd the fatal desteny, constellation; complexion, and naturall inclination of euery man and childe by his byrth: with an addition of phisiognomie very delectable to reade. Now newly tourned out of French into our vulgar tonge, by Williamd Warde |
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Printed at London, : By Iames Rovvbothum and are to be solde at his shop in Chep[..]syde, vnder Bovve churche, [1562?] |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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Arcandam = Richard Roussat. |
A translation of a French version of: De veritatibus, et praedictionibus astrologiae. |
There is a folded table before leaf B2. Publication date conjectured by STC. |
The section on physiognomy bears the initials R. H.; sometimes attributed to R. Hall. |
Signatures: [*]⁴ A-R S⁴. |
Reproduction of the original in the Cambridge University Library. |
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UNINA9910485142303321 |
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Autore |
Timmis Harold |
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Practical Arduino engineering : end to end development with the Arduino, Fusion 360, 3D printing, and Eagle / / Harold Timmis |
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[Place of publication not identified] : , : Apress, , [2021] |
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©2021 |
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[2nd ed.] |
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1 online resource (589 pages) |
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Electronics - Data processing |
Prototypes, Engineering |
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Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Chapter 1: The Process of Arduino Engineering -- Gathering Your Hardware -- Gathering Your Tools -- Understanding the Engineering Process -- Requirements Gathering -- Creating the Requirements Document -- Gathering the Hardware -- Configuring the Hardware -- Writing the Software -- Debugging the Arduino Software -- Troubleshooting the Hardware -- Finished Prototype -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Understanding the Arduino Software -- Getting Started with setup( ) and loop( ) -- Initializing Variables -- Writing Conditional Statements -- Timers vs. Delays -- Finite-State Machine -- Working with Loops -- Communicating Digitally -- Communicating with Analog Components -- Serial Communication -- SerialEvent -- Using Arduino Libraries -- TinyGPS++ -- Putting Together the Arduino Language Basics -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Modeling with Fusion 360 -- Installing and Setting Up Fusion 360 -- Download Fusion 360 -- Installation Procedures for Fusion 360 -- Getting to Know Fusion 360 -- Fusion 360's User Interface -- Fusion 360 Sketch Tools -- Fusion 360 3D Tools -- Fusion 360 Tools -- Importing Files -- Your First 3D Model in Fusion 360 -- Creating a Sketch -- Using the Extrude Function -- Parametric Modeling in Fusion 360 -- Summary -- Chapter 4: 3D Printing -- What Is 3D Printing -- Types of 3D Printers -- Tools |
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of the Trade -- Parts of a 3D Printer -- What Is a Slicer -- Different Slicing Programs -- Simplify3D -- The Main Screen -- Common Settings -- Troubleshooting -- Over/Under Extrusion -- Ghosting -- Parts Do Not Stay on Build Plate -- Our First Print -- Summary -- Exercise -- Chapter 5: PCB Design -- What Is a PCB -- PCB Design Software -- Eagle -- Eagle's Main Windows -- Loading a Library -- Creating a Schematic -- Laying Out a PCB. |
Exporting Gerber Files -- PCB Manufacturers -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Robot Engineering Requirements: Controlling Motion -- Hardware Explained: The H-Bridge -- Chapter Project: Creating the First Prototype -- Controlling Motors with Serial Commands -- Requirements Gathering -- Outlining the Software Requirements -- Creating an H-Bridge PCB -- Designing a Robot Chassis -- Assembly -- Writing the Software -- Debugging the Arduino Software -- Troubleshooting the Hardware -- Finished Prototype -- Summary -- Exercise -- Chapter 7: Final Project PCB -- Creating Schematic Sheets -- Final Project: NatBot -- Requirements Gathering (PCB) -- Outlining the Hardware Requirements -- Creating the NatBot PCB -- Hardware Explained: The NatBot PCB -- DC Motor -- Micro DC Motors -- Servo -- Micro Servos -- Accelerometer -- ADXL362 -- Charging Circuit -- MCP73831T -- Buck/Boost Regulator -- 8V Boost Regulator 6V Boost Regulator -- Bluetooth -- RN-42 -- Ultrasonic Sensor -- Parallax Ping Ultrasonic Sensor -- Temperature Sensor -- TMP36 -- OLED Display -- OLED -- GPS -- UART GPS -- Headers -- PCB Bill of Materials (BOM) -- Finished Prototype -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Final Project 3D Model -- Final Project: NatBot -- Requirements Gathering (3D Model) -- Outlining the 3D Model Requirements -- Fusion 360 Functions Explained -- Features of the NatBot 3D Model Explained -- NatBot Chassis -- Battery Holder -- Motor Assembly Mounts -- Ultrasonic Sensor Mount -- LCD Mount -- Micro USB Panel Mount -- PCB Mounting -- NatBot Ultrasonic Sensor Mount -- NatBot LCD Mount -- NatBot GPS Mount -- NatBot Front and Rear Wheelbase -- NatBot Wheels -- 3D Printing the NatBot -- Fit Check and Assembly -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Final Project Software -- Final Project: NatBot -- Requirements Gathering (Firmware) -- Outlining the Software Requirements. |
Reviewing the Arduino Libraries for the NatBot -- Writing the NatBot Firmware -- Uploading and Testing the NatBot Firmware -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Final Project Putting It All Together -- Introduction to the LabVIEW Environment -- The Front Panel -- The Controls Palette -- The Block Diagram -- The Functions Palette -- The Tools Palette -- LabVIEW Functions Explained -- The While Loop -- The Case Structure -- The Sequence Structure -- Numerical Functions -- String Functions -- Comparison Functions -- Serial Functions -- Input Device Control Functions -- Gathering Requirements and Creating the Requirements Document -- Software -- Writing the Software -- Getting Started -- Designing the GUI -- Programming the Application -- Adding Serial Functions -- Completing the While Loop Condition -- Adding a Merge Errors Function -- Adding a SubVI -- Error Handling -- Read Function -- Uploading the Code to the Arduino -- Operation -- Debugging the LabVIEW Software -- Finished Prototype -- Summary -- Index. |
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