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alex [Python VXI11]
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 ===== XBoot ===== ===== XBoot =====
  
-[[..:xboot:|XBoot]] is a serial bootloader for ATMEL AVR series MCUs.  Originally designed for the XMEGA series, it has been extended to also support any ATMEGA series part with sufficient memory. ​ XBoot'​s primary features are support for multiple serial interfaces and support for online application-directed updating.  ​+[[..:​xboot:​]] is a serial bootloader for ATMEL AVR series MCUs.  Originally designed for the XMEGA series, it has been extended to also support any ATMEGA series part with sufficient memory. ​ XBoot'​s primary features are support for multiple serial interfaces and support for online application-directed updating.  ​
  
 ===== XGrid ===== ===== XGrid =====
  
-[[..:xgrid:|XGrid]] is platform for grid computing on AVR XMEGA series MCUs.  XGrid leverages the multiple USARTS characteristic to the XMEGA series to support extensible grid computing. ​ It also integrates with XBoot'​s API to support online firmware updates of the entire network.  ​+[[..:​xgrid:​]] is platform for grid computing on AVR XMEGA series MCUs.  XGrid leverages the multiple USARTS characteristic to the XMEGA series to support extensible grid computing. ​ It also integrates with XBoot'​s API to support online firmware updates of the entire network.  ​
  
 ===== Python IVI ===== ===== Python IVI =====
  
-[[..:​python-ivi:​|Python IVI]] is a Python implementation of the Interchangeable Virtual Instruments specification.  ​+[[..:​python-ivi:​]] is a Python implementation of the Interchangeable Virtual Instruments specification.  ​ 
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 +===== Python USBTMC ===== 
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 +[[..:​python-usbtmc:​]] is a Python implementation of the USBTMC USB instrument control protocol.
  
 ===== Python VXI11 ===== ===== Python VXI11 =====
  
-[[..:​python-vxi11:​|Python VXI11]] is a Python implementation of the VXI-11 Ethernet instrument control protocol.+[[..:​python-vxi11:​]] is a Python implementation of the VXI-11 Ethernet instrument control protocol.
  
 ===== ftjrev ===== ===== ftjrev =====
  
-[[..:projects:ftjrev:|ftjrev]] is a powerful JTAG reverse engineering tool for FTDI FT2232 based JTAG cables.  ​+[[.:​ftjrev:​]] is a powerful JTAG reverse engineering tool for FTDI FT2232 based JTAG cables.  ​ 
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 +===== fpga-utils ===== 
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 +[[.:​fpga-utils:​]] is a collection of utilities for working with FPGAs.
  
  
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 ===== Nixie Clock ===== ===== Nixie Clock =====
  
-[[.:​nixie-clock:​|Nixie Clock]]+[[.:​nixie-clock:​]]
  
 I designed and built this 4 tube Nixie clock in 2006-7 when I was a senior in high school. ​ It uses a PIC microcontroller to drive the display and control the high voltage power supply and a Maxim/​Dallas RTC chip with backup battery ​ to keep time.  ​ I designed and built this 4 tube Nixie clock in 2006-7 when I was a senior in high school. ​ It uses a PIC microcontroller to drive the display and control the high voltage power supply and a Maxim/​Dallas RTC chip with backup battery ​ to keep time.  ​
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 ===== Other Projects ===== ===== Other Projects =====
  
-  * [[.:mordia:|Mordia]]+  * [[.:​mordia:​]]