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The Wobbly Boot Pico-Brewery I've been working on a post about the keg kettles and all of the bits and pieces that went into them, but I'm still lacking some photos. However, I've had some commenters requesting the code and even offering to take a look at debugging the UI, so I'll put the keggle post on hold for another week or two and talk about the code for a minute. **Disclaimer** In spite of what this code may look like, I am in fact a professional LabVIEW programmer. **End of Disclaimer" There are three main parts to the code architecture. So here's a high-level view of the control code. Touch-PC UI Since I've already posted my touch-panel app, I'll not go into much detail about it here. LabVIEW RT Application There's a decent amount going on in the RT code. The hot-liquor tank has closed loop temperature control via an on-off algorithm. The second priority loop takes the data from the temperature sensors and buffers it into 102-element arrays that represent 1 and 6 hour periods. FPGA Application
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Boost C++ Libraries cnet - postable v1 It's the first auction of new wireless spectrum in six years. CNET gets you up to speed on how this will affect your wireless service in the future. Wireless spectrum -- the radio signals designated to carry data over the air from your smartphone to the Internet -- isn't the sexiest topic in the tech world. It's time to pay attention, because a large swath of spectrum is about to become available -- in fact, the first auction of new wireless spectrum in six years is right around the corner. The Federal Communications Commission is slated to hold an auction on November 13 for licenses to use spectrum under the designation of Advanced Wireless Service, or AWS-3 (which I'll explain in a minute). Spectrum is often referred to as the lifeblood of the wireless industry because it is. CNET breaks down this year's auction, gets you background on spectrum and fills you in on what changes to expect in your wireless coverage and when to expect them. So what's going on? What's spectrum again?