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<whitequark> electronic_eel: very nice
<electronic_eel> whitequark: the io protection or did you take a look at the test jig board?
<whitequark> io protection
<electronic_eel> yes, working out well so far
<electronic_eel> I'm still a bit skeptical about the esd protection solution with the shield diode in front: it might not work that well with higher voltages
<electronic_eel> I ordered some lna boards from china yesterday
<electronic_eel> when they arrive I can do testing with voltages up to 5v
<electronic_eel> could you take a look at the test jig board?
<electronic_eel> I'd like to order them soon
<tnt> electronic_eel: you mean the protection on the glasgow itself or on your protection board ?
<electronic_eel> the protection on my protection board
<electronic_eel> I use depletion mode fets for the main protection function up to +-30v
<electronic_eel> but these fets are not esd protected
<electronic_eel> so I have to put something in front for that
<tnt> Ah ok, I see.
<tnt> electronic_eel: how do you test ESD discharges btw ?
<electronic_eel> currently I use the piezo crystal of a lighter
<electronic_eel> isn't exactly whats in the norm, but proper esd guns are really expensive
<tnt> Do you have any idea where it sits in terms or voltage / energy ?
<electronic_eel> no, unfortunately not
<electronic_eel> hard to measure as it is so fast
<whitequark> you could get a minimum bound
<whitequark> and a maximum one
<electronic_eel> and small added capacitances or inductances change everything
<whitequark> by using ignition energy and spring tension
<electronic_eel> hmm. ignition energy of propane/butane gas. isn't that very low, like as soon as you get any kind of nearly visible spark, it also ignites?
<whitequark> 0.25 mJ apparently
<whitequark> interestingly, for coffee this is 160 mJ
<whitequark> could do a binary search with this: http://www.explosionsolutions.co.uk/110411020.pdf
<electronic_eel> igniting coffee?
<whitequark> yes. this is for dust explosions
<electronic_eel> ah, ok
<electronic_eel> but I'm not sure if it is worthwhile to dig deeper into this. I also gut an old spark plug coil of a car.
<electronic_eel> I think I'm better off trying to get that going and blast the circuit with that
<whitequark> that can certainly deliver a lot of energy
<electronic_eel> if it survives I call it a day
<electronic_eel> whitequark: could you please take a look at my test jig circuit
<electronic_eel> I'd like to order the pcbs
<electronic_eel> want to order some other stuff with it
<electronic_eel> here is how I think it could be mounted into the fixture esden plans to use: https://imgur.com/XwYbHXf
<whitequark> electronic_eel: in a few hours
<electronic_eel> thanks. waiting for your feedback then
<electronic_eel> just have a short look over the layout
<electronic_eel> the schematics was already reviewd
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<sorear> my laptop has an i2c connected touchpad
<hellsenberg> I think most touchpads are connected over i2c
<ender|> nah, usually they're PS/2
<hellsenberg> that's the interface the EC exposes to the host, isn't it?
<kc8apf> and of course MS built firmware update over HID https://github.com/Microsoft/CFU
<hellsenberg> eek!
<kc8apf> whitequark: feel free to shoo me if this is too far offtopic.
<hellsenberg> same
<whitequark> kc8apf: totally fine