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New method for measuring lots of resistors using very few wires - part 2 - Theory

Posted on 2017/08/13 by daqq

The Matrix Continuing from part 1 the matrix form used needs to be described. If you need a quick "tutorial" in systems of linear equations, take a look at this text I wrote. First, the vector of the unknowns - … Continue reading →

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New method for measuring lots of resistors using very few wires - part 1 - Theory + intro

Posted on 2017/08/13 by daqq

Introduction This article describes a new method of measuring a lot of resistors using a low amount of wires and a lot of math. The resistors can be any kind of resistors, thermistors or other resistive sensors. It can be … Continue reading →

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Overdetermined system of linear equations

Posted on 2017/02/10 by daqq

Introduction This text is a quick post that should give a quick explanation on (overdetermined) systems of linear equations, particularly their matrix form. It is for an upcoming article that deals quite a lot with these systems. Warning: Please note … Continue reading →

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Circuit Cellar publication - a new method for measuring resistors!

Posted on 2016/08/30 by daqq

Dear readers, After lots of work, waiting and experimenting, I have completed a text that I have sent to Circuit Cellar and they have agreed to publish it. The article deals with a new measurement technique designed to measure lots … Continue reading →

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