Hi Dave,
>Do you plan to publish a detailed description of the whole design
>(FPGA code and schematics) .....
I can provide binary fpga codes but not the source code since it can be
easily used in commercial applications without any indication of the
origin. I'll provide schematics to create a base for discussions.
There are multiple ways to implement it and I don't want to bias any
other creative methods. For example with new 200 MHz cores I think one can
directly interface inkjet head to micro without any timing issue (needs
to be calculated). I was thinking to commercialize it but for
a commercial product I need to use inkjet head from other brands
(Xaar,Spectra,etc..) which are expensive ~$500-$1000. Another issue I don't have enough time to make it commercial, I can not do it alone.
Cheers,
Volkan
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