Hi,
I'm new here. I have interest in electronics etc. and I know a bit about how things work.
I have an idea that has potential and I am looking for and electronics engineer to work together on that idea. I have done my market research and it has potential to be a very nice side project.
The work that needs to be done is reverse engineering an old board from the 1980s and creating a new design either a "passive" design like the original board (basically take a few inputs and generating an output based on that) or doing it all with a micro controller and some programing.
There are advantages to each method and I am trying to decide on the right one.
I have attached a picture of the board in question. I had someone do some reverse engineering of it and I have a simulation of the board but it is not working due to errors.
I am ideally looking fro someone who lives in the DFW metroplex (North Dallas area, TX) to work with.
If you are interested, send me a PM and I can explain more.
I'm new here. I have interest in electronics etc. and I know a bit about how things work.
I have an idea that has potential and I am looking for and electronics engineer to work together on that idea. I have done my market research and it has potential to be a very nice side project.
The work that needs to be done is reverse engineering an old board from the 1980s and creating a new design either a "passive" design like the original board (basically take a few inputs and generating an output based on that) or doing it all with a micro controller and some programing.
There are advantages to each method and I am trying to decide on the right one.
I have attached a picture of the board in question. I had someone do some reverse engineering of it and I have a simulation of the board but it is not working due to errors.
I am ideally looking fro someone who lives in the DFW metroplex (North Dallas area, TX) to work with.
If you are interested, send me a PM and I can explain more.
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