Hi, I’m Chris!
I’m an engineer for power-electronics at the University of Kassel. Do you enjoy tinkering with electronics, microcontrollers or FPGAs like I do? Then you might find something of interest on these pages. 🙂
Most recent blog post
Developing Retro-GUI for Win3.11 (Delphi 1) and OS/2 (Visual C++)
Retrocomputing with real hardware is a very nice way to understand how modern computers have learned to run and talk.
FPGA-based Audio-over-IP
Ethernet on Microcontrollers is available without problems: using FreeRTOS or the Arduino-libs is always a good start. But for FPGAs?
FPGA-Audiomixer: IIR-filter for EQs
Without the possibility to adjust the volume of individual frequency bands within an audio signal, modern audio would not sound
DIY Expansion Card for Behringer X32
Based on my Audioplayer-project I developed a DIY card for the Behringer X32. In addition to the youtube-video here you
Testing FPGA Card for Behringers X32 and mixing a 64ch song
In this video I’m testing the DIY Expansion-Card for the Behringer X32 audio-mixing-console with the Room-EQ-Wizard-Software and I’m showing the
FPGA-Audiomixer: Compressors and Noisegates
Implementing an audio-compression-algorithm in pure logic is a bit challenging as it uses a division. Time for some deep-diving into