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I don't think there will be any problem with lag in response time.
I've read somewhere that the xbox controller uses a proprietary technology, so I don't think that will be an option.
Playing an mp3 requires decoding of the mp3 files which I don't think the Arduino is fast enough to do. It's probably why the mp3 shield is a shield and not just a library.
I think there might be some problems with this. I believe the USB host will query USB devices from time to time to check if they are working properly (I haven't double checked this)
I would suggest using a USB hub chip like this one https://www.ti.com/product/tusb2036
I used it a couple of...
Maybe you can use something like this: **broken link removed**
It's a bit bigger, but maybe you can find some smaller ones on ebay or something.
Cheers!
Oyvind
Hey Kabona
My initial thoughts are that there are two ways of doing this:
1. Make a circuit that takes the output of the controller as input, manipulate the input in the way you want, then forward the manipulated data to the xbox
2. Make a circuit that is implemented between the buttons and...
I can't really give out any information on Novelda's products. I am under NDA. But if you contact them, you'll get an answer from them. I know they have had some cooperation with universities earlier..
There is no online store, so you'll just have to contact them if you want to buy. But it is a bit expensive, so if you don't have a big budget, then that's probably not the way to go.
Are you using a different radar module? Or are you developing the radar from scratch?
Yes it's open source, but it is discontinued because we did not get enough interest in the project. We used a radar chip from Novelda (www.novelda.no) which is really good for this sort of project. You can contact them for more info.
I am teaching a free webinar on how to create your own Arduino shield.
I thought it might be interesting for some of the people here on this forum. The focus is on the practical skills needed to create your Arduino Shield.
More information:
**broken link removed**
There is still some time...
Woho! I finished my first eBook =)
It is a book aimed at beginner's and hobbyists where I explain how to create professionally-made circuit boards on the cheap ;)
You can download it for free on my website www.build-electronic-circuits.com
I would love to hear your feedback!
All the best...
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