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== Hardware ==
== Hardware ==
[[ChipKIT UNO32]]
[[ChipKIT UNO32]]
Progress report 16 May 2013
The 'Ping Pong Audio Visualizer' project has been submitted. We are 'chipKIT Design Challenge Submission – ck768'.
The video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSiy86glyaY.
[[File:PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress04.png]]
Time to cross your fingers. The winners will be announced 15 June 13.
Progress report 15 May 2013 at 9:35 pm
I have submitted our project to microchip and am waiting for an e-mail for more instructions.
The video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSiy86glyaY.
Progress report 13 May 2013
  After adjusting some formulas and fixing a overrun, got spectrum to show in balls. HUUURAY !
[[File:PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress03.png]]
Progress report 21 Apr 2013
  After fixing bad solder joints, broken wires and broken pad I got all 16 balls to jump in order. YIPPY !
[[File:PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress022.png]]
Progress report 15 Mar 2013
  A new PCB board was etched and components added by Jared. Malak added cables with plugs to the frame <br /> to connect fan motors to the controller board.
[[File:PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress01.png]]
Status as of 4 Feb 13
  a test PCB board was milled but is not usable
[[File:ChipKit_PCB_boardCs.png]]


Progress report 9 Dec 2012
Progress report 9 Dec 2012
       [[File:Ping Pong Audio Visualizer01.jpg]]
       [[File:Ping Pong Audio Visualizer01.png]]




== Software ==  
== Software ==  
Uses a publicly available FFT C file. Currently in the process of being made into a ChipKIT library.
Uses a publicly available FFT C file. Currently in the process of being made into a ChipKIT library.
Status as of 4 Feb 13
  Got the program to split the sound data into 16 spectrum bins.

Latest revision as of 04:08, 17 May 2013

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Hardware

ChipKIT UNO32

Progress report 16 May 2013

The 'Ping Pong Audio Visualizer' project has been submitted. We are 'chipKIT Design Challenge Submission – ck768'.

The video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSiy86glyaY.

PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress04.png

Time to cross your fingers. The winners will be announced 15 June 13.


Progress report 15 May 2013 at 9:35 pm

I have submitted our project to microchip and am waiting for an e-mail for more instructions. The video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSiy86glyaY.


Progress report 13 May 2013

  After adjusting some formulas and fixing a overrun, got spectrum to show in balls. HUUURAY !

PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress03.png


Progress report 21 Apr 2013

  After fixing bad solder joints, broken wires and broken pad I got all 16 balls to jump in order. YIPPY !

PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress022.png


Progress report 15 Mar 2013

  A new PCB board was etched and components added by Jared. Malak added cables with plugs to the frame 
to connect fan motors to the controller board.

PingPongAudioVisualizerProgress01.png

Status as of 4 Feb 13

  a test PCB board was milled but is not usable

ChipKit PCB boardCs.png

Progress report 9 Dec 2012

     Ping Pong Audio Visualizer01.png


Software

Uses a publicly available FFT C file. Currently in the process of being made into a ChipKIT library. Status as of 4 Feb 13

  Got the program to split the sound data into 16 spectrum bins.